Ladybird Early Learning Library: 6 Books Collection Box Set - Ages 3+ - Hardback

An Excellent First Step for Toddlers

Ladybird Early Learning Library will help:

- Boost your child's early learning skills
- Develop reading skills
- Build vocabulary
- Improve listening
- Observational skills

Each book focuses on a different skill in a fun, accessible way from counting and recognition of letters, shapes and colours, to understanding opposites and building up vocabulary.

Each book is a gateway to discovery, filled with vibrant illustrations, engaging images, and interactive play, designed to captivate and educate young readers.

Titles in this Set:

1. ABC
2. 123
3. Colours and Shapes
4. Everyday Words
5. Big and Little
6. What's the Time?

Description:

ABC
Your little one will master their ABC in no time. From A to Z, each page introduces the next letter sound with familiar objects that will engage your toddler and make early learning simple and fun!

123
Learn to count from one to ten with the help of this bright and engaging book with sequencing and matching activities to reinforce early learning. It will help enhance your child's counting skills and encourage them to learn numbers.

Colours and Shapes
Learning to recognise and name colours and shapes in an important step in developing your child's vocabulary.

Everyday Words
Learning how to recognise and use everyday words is an important step in building your child's vocabulary.

Big and Little
Learning the concepts of comparing and sorting is vital in helping young children develop vocabulary and understand the world around them.

What's the Time?
Understanding time words and phrases and talking about daily routines are important steps in learning to tell the time. A first introduction to telling the time for little kids.

These thoughtfully hand-picked books comprises of basic concepts that enables toddlers to identify everything they see around them with ease and confidence. They are full of eye-catching pictures that improve observation skills, build vocabulary, and encourage reading.