Bøger udgivet af Young Scholar Books

Unleash the wonder of learning in your young ones with our new alphabet tracing worksheets and color-by-letters activity workbook-an invigorating voyage into the world of letters. We firmly believe that early literacy skills pave the way to a future of endless possibilities.Our meticulously crafted workbook is more than just an alphabet primer-it's a ticket to an interactive learning journey where children can trace, write, color, and discover. Your little learner will not only get familiar with both uppercase and lowercase alphabets but will also embark on an exciting adventure of unmasking vibrant images hidden within letters.Our activity book has been designed to cater to your child's innate curiosity and creativity while fostering crucial motor skills. They'll find themselves immersed in a world of colors and shapes that will stimulate their hand-eye coordination and refine their dexterity.In true learning-by-doing spirit, the book invites continuous practice, a proven way to achieve mastery. Your child's journey through these pages, armed with just a pencil and crayons, will be further enriched by the indispensable support of a parent, teacher, caregiver, or even an older sibling.Our workbook is more than a learning tool-it's a confidence builder. Each completed activity paves the way for a new achievement, instilling a sense of accomplishment in your child. With ample opportunities to practice and perfect, your child will not only master handwriting but will also foster a love for learning.We believe this book is just the beginning of an enlightening journey. If you and your child enjoyed this magical learning experience, we would appreciate a review on any platform where this book is sold. Your words of appreciation will inspire us to create even more exciting learning materials for our young explorers. Grab a copy today and have your child PreK ready.

Big T-Rex has long legs. Little T-Rex has short legs.Big T-Rex runs fast. Little T. Rex runs slow.Both like to hunt, but something goes wrong.Can Little T-Rex outrun a flying pterodactyl?