Isbn: 9798242666290 - thousand rainbow wolves - paws up!: early mark-making and motor coordination play book (thousand rainbow wolflets) (3 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This is an early learning picture book designed to support early mark-making, fine motor skills, and motor coordination in toddlers and very young children.Through gentle storytelling and simple visual cues, this book introduces children to movement, gesture, and body awareness in a calm and reassuring way.This volume is the first book in a four-volume early childhood series focused on pre-writing skills and motor development. Rather than exercises or worksheets, it offers a play-based, observation-driven experience that respects each child's natural rhythm, curiosity, and attention span.For ages 1-2: early motor explorationThis book is especially suited for toddlers aged 1 to 2 years.It is intended to be shared with an adult, while the child is free to watch, imitate movements, and interact spontaneously with the scenes-without instructions, tasks, or performance goals.There is no correct outcome to achieve. The focus is on: - fine motor exploration- hand-eye coordination- early gesture and body movement- visual attention and imitationDesigned around toddlers' attention spanRecognizing the short attention span typical of early childhood, the book includes a mid-book narrative pause-a small intermission that encourages children to move, relax, and then return to the story with renewed interest.How this book can be used- Ages 0-3: shared reading and exploration with an adult- Ages 3-6: independent exploration under adult supervisionIdeal for- Early mark-making and pre-writing readiness- Fine motor skill development in toddlers- Hand-eye coordination and body awareness- Montessori-inspired and play-based learning- Parents, educators, and early childhood professionalsA quiet, respectful introduction to early learning-where movement, curiosity, and shared moments matter more than results.…