Cover of 100 First Concepts Alphabet, Shapes and Colors Board Book of First 100 Important Concepts for PreSchool Kids, Toddlers...
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100 First Concepts Alphabet, Shapes and Colors Board Book of First 100 Important Concepts for PreSchool Kids, Toddlers...

by Penguin Books

Book Details

Publisher:Priddy Books
Published:2002-05-17
Pages:24
Format:board book
Language:English
ISBN:9815127594

Reading Info

Age Range:3-5

About This Book

Gear up for a learning quest and explore important early learning concepts. An ideal book that marks the beginning of kids' learning journey and introduces them to basic concepts such as the English alphabet, colors and shapes. There are 100 familiar words to learn in this delightfully illustrated book. A fantastic way to build vocabulary and develop word-picture association skills. The book is a part of 100 First Concepts series which consists of six picture books, each featuring 100 engaging a

Our Review

This sturdy board book offers a comprehensive introduction to foundational early learning concepts through 100 carefully selected words and images. Young children will encounter the English alphabet, basic colors, and simple shapes alongside everyday objects and animals in bright, engaging illustrations. The clear word-picture association makes this an effective tool for building vocabulary and supporting language development from the very beginning. Parents seeking a first concepts book will appreciate how it consolidates multiple early learning topics into a single, accessible volume.

What distinguishes this educational book is its thoughtful organization and developmental appropriateness for the preschool age group. The pages are neither overwhelming nor sparse, striking the right balance to maintain a toddler's attention while encouraging pointing and naming. Children who are just beginning to recognize letters, identify colors, and name familiar objects will find particular joy in the recognizable illustrations. This foundational book successfully plants the seeds for future reading readiness by making early literacy feel like an exciting discovery rather than a lesson.

Themes

Juvenile Nonfiction

Subjects

Juvenile Nonfiction