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Peekaboo, What Am I? ?My First Book of Shapes and Colors (Lift-The-Flap, Interactive Board Book, Books for Babies and Tod) by Thomas Nelson; Applesauce Press is a book available to read on EtoBox.
What is Peekaboo, What Am I? ?My First Book of Shapes and Colors (Lift-The-Flap, Interactive Board Book, Books for Babies and Tod) about?
Take a peek through the die-cut shaped pages and guess what's hiding on the other side with Peekaboo, What Am I? Make learning about shapes and colors a fun guessing game. Just take a look through the die-cut window on the page and let your child predict what's behind it. Is it a square, a circle, or a triangle? Is it green, blue, purple, or red? Peekaboo, What Am I? encourages children to use their problem-solving skills as they try to figure out what each hidden page contains. Once your child has guessed the shape, just flip the page or lift the flap to reveal the full image. This book lets young readers use clues to draw their own conclusions, and makes a game out of reading and learning. This interactive board book Engage young, curious minds and turn reading time into an educational guessing game with Peekaboo, What Am I?
- Author
- Thomas Nelson; Applesauce Press
- Publisher
- Applesauce Press
- Published
- 2022
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781646432806
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