Big book of animals
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TextPublisher: [United States] : Speedy Publishing LLC, 2014Distributor: Made available through hoopla. Description: 1 online resourceContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9781680320367 (electronic bk.); 168032036X (electronic bk.)Subject(s): Animals -- Juvenile literature | Mammals -- Juvenile literature | Reptiles -- Juvenile literature | Electronic booksSummary: Children of all ages love picture books. With bright colors and appealing pictures children are usually drawn to them and they're often the first type of book they can relate to before reading words. Seeing pictures of animals are fun for children as they are some of the first things they learn to recognize. Children learn to relate an animal with the sounds they make. A big book of animal pictures engages children with familiar images and helps them begin to recognize the concept of reading. They slowly will build their vocabulary and encourage them to start enjoying to read.
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Children of all ages love picture books. With bright colors and appealing pictures children are usually drawn to them and they're often the first type of book they can relate to before reading words. Seeing pictures of animals are fun for children as they are some of the first things they learn to recognize. Children learn to relate an animal with the sounds they make. A big book of animal pictures engages children with familiar images and helps them begin to recognize the concept of reading. They slowly will build their vocabulary and encourage them to start enjoying to read.
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