Educational book Bodjo speaks the first words Hour of Masters 152763

"Bodio Says His First Words" is the second book in the series about Bodio and his family. It is relevant for children who are beginning to say their first words. With its help, your child will connect words with direct actions, images of their meanings and their abstract drawings - one of the most difficult tasks for the child's brain. You will also illustrate to the child your story about the basic skills that the world requires her to learn. In addition, this is a game, interactive communication with tasks for the child. You read, play, help the child understand the world and teach - that's what it means to spend time with your child both pleasantly and qualitatively, and this is the primary mission of the books in the “I play, I learn” series.The stories are specially structured in such a way as to promote the use of vocabulary and speech development in accordance with age, as well as the construction dynamic stereotypes.The book describes 17 familiar to children and interrelated life situations: Bodio wakes up, gets dressed, has breakfast, puts on outerwear, goes to kindergarten with his sister and dad, plays in kindergarten, walks, puts away toys, goes home with his sister and mom under rain, helps mom in the store, greets guests, celebrates a birthday, looks at gifts, learns to swim in the pool, swims before bed, listens to a bedtime story and falls asleep. The book contains text hints for drawn stories; you don’t have to invent anything, as in a traditional Wimelbook. The structure of the book contains instructions for parents, introduction to the characters, Wimelbook stories, drawn tasks and, at the end of the book, generalizing tasks for children. One book - four things: Wimelbukh-story, task-game, speech development and consolidation of necessary life skills. But, when you have worked through all the material with your child, do not rush to give books about Bodio to your friends: soon the entire series may become your best assistant in teaching your child to read independently.