Learn to Write Alphabets, Numbers and Shapes (Color Version) - Firza, Feera
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Learn to write Alphabets, Numbers and Shapes (color version) This book has been specially developed to improve kids' writing skills through line tracing exercises. This will enable kids to pick up writing skills faster while keeping them interested to continue writing. Bright and vibrant colors are used to simulate and balance both the left and right sides of brain. This will make learning easier for kids and to keep them awake, happy and ultimately enjoy writing. Pictures of animals have been inserted for alphabet identification activities. Naturally most kids love animals and having animal…mehr

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Learn to write Alphabets, Numbers and Shapes (color version) This book has been specially developed to improve kids' writing skills through line tracing exercises. This will enable kids to pick up writing skills faster while keeping them interested to continue writing. Bright and vibrant colors are used to simulate and balance both the left and right sides of brain. This will make learning easier for kids and to keep them awake, happy and ultimately enjoy writing. Pictures of animals have been inserted for alphabet identification activities. Naturally most kids love animals and having animal pictures for writing exercises is our unique feature. This book also teaches kids to write numbers and draw shapes. They are given a chance to draw pictures using their favorite shapes.
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Farrah is a graduate specializing in communication. She resigned her lecturing job 7 years ago to become a full-time parent as she truly believes early childhood is the most important path of human life and close coaching at the age is the one that will determine the kid's life in future. Growing up from a large family, Farrah spends her teenage life mostly with young nieces in which it makes her naturally close to young kids. This also enables her to have better understanding of kids' interaction with adults and their learning process.