A brilliant pop-up numbers book by a master paper engineer. Pull the tabs, lift the flaps and one spider drops on its thread, five goldfish leap out of the water, ten butterflies rise into the sky...There are pop-up animals for every number from one to twenty, then all the tens to one hundred - each depicted in letters and numerals - in this truly amazing pop-up counting book.; Companion title to the internationally bestselling The Most Amazing Hide-and-Seek Alphabet Book.; The colourful and innovative mechanisms are perfect for helping early numeracy development.; This pop-up wonder has sold over 35,000 copies!
This pop-up book contains an alphabet of creatures of all shapes and sizes, patterns and colour - familiar, rare and extinct: ant, bear, chameleon, dodo, emu, frog, gnu, hyena, ibis, jaguar, kangaroo, lion, mole, narwhal, otter, panda, quetzal, robin, seal, tiger, wasp, zebra and more. The pop-up book has tabs that make the animal appear next to its name, which is printed in a type size proportionate to the size of the creature itself.
Alexander has created a game called Hide and Seek Alphabet. His neighbor, James, plays the game with him. Alexander's father hides the letters and challenges the boys to find them in alphabetical order. Find out if Alexander and James meet this challenge and win the game. This book uses a learning technique called the "Loci Method" to help kids learn and review the alphabet in a fun way. The Loci Method is a memory tool which connects the information kids want to remember with places they know well. We used Alexander's home in this book because children know their living spaces very well. Additionally, we used familiar household items to make it easier for children to find what they are seeking. Your child will be amazed that they can find so many things that start with each letter of the alphabet in their own home. Have fun playing and learning!
Travel around the world with Robert Crowther and discover fascinating facts about animals of all shapes and sizes Children will love exploring the 3D animal habitats. They can peer between trees in the rainforest, peek into crevices in desert rocks, lift the flaps, pull the tabs and discover which animals live where. Packed with information and tiny details to spot, this is a book which will be enjoyed again and again.