POO AND PETS. FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. PUZZLES AND MORE THAN 80 STICKERS
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ABOUT THE KNIGHTS
"Popeye and the Pets" is a sticker activity book from the "Toddlers" series for little Popeye fans - 3-4 year olds.
Winnie the Pooh invites her littlest friends to join her in fun, colourful and exciting activities!
As children travel through the pages of the "Kakė Makė and the Pets" activity book, they will meet pets - learn about the daily rituals of Čiūča the dog, visit Žalmargė the cow's shop, play animal shadow theatre, and even find out what an animal eater looks like. The book comes with 80 stickers and lots of fun activities - children will write numbers, learn about letters, play with colours, learn new words, develop their hands and imagination.
After completing all the tasks and sticking the stickers together, your little ones will have a great illustration book to flip through to create stories, look for objects and remember words.
Activity book with stickers "Winnie the Pooh and pets":
- adds to the child's vocabulary
- expanding horizons and helping to discover the world
- teaches you to focus
- develops fine motor skills
- develops emotional intelligence
The tasks were prepared by creative and experienced teachers Živilė Kalasauskaitė and Laimutė Pužauskienė:
Živilė:
"I have a white, erect-eared, short-tailed and very mischievous female named Pūga. She has broken many a pair of shoes, torn curtains, and dug up tomatoes in the garden, but she is the most wonderful and loving thing to me because she is MY SHUO ❤️. If you have a pet at home, don't forget to take care of it every day, because YOU are the most important and the most beloved to your pet."
Happiness:
"My dear friend, everything begins in childhood. It is in childhood that you first understand,
that you are not alone in the world, that you have to be a real person (even if you are still very small). And this
means loving, knowing, thinking and striving to be better."
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Poppy is not a big fan of tidying up, but even the most boring activities are fun when accompanied by games and fun challenges!
Poppy is brave and inventive. Every day she comes up with new activities and new dreams. She wants to be an architect, a sculptor, a cyclist and, when it rains, a librarian. But every time she plays, there's a pile of stuff left behind, because she has no desire to be... a toy manager.
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