Shapes Book

Bright and arresting photographs help toddlers identify everyday and unfamiliar objects. Develops word recognition skills and enriches vocabulary for the very young. Provides a first library for parents and children to share. Understandable, interesting, and fun to read.

Chris Gill - Children's Literature

Circles, triangles, squares, rectangles, diamonds, stars, ovals, rings, hearts, spirals, and zigzags are illustrated with brilliantly colored photographs of familiar objects. Take circles, for example, showing a beach ball, a yo-yo, marbles, coins, buttons, a clock, a cookie, and more. Each object is clearly labeled with its name. Questions are posed on each page, like "What color is the yo-yo? How many balls can you see?" The final page displays a doughnut, orange and other objects to challenge the child to identify the shapes. You can use this book on several levels 1) identifying shapes, 2) reading the object labels, 3) reading and answering the questions, or 4) any combination of the above. Other books in Two-Can's "My Very First Look at" series include Colors, Numbers, and Sizes. 2001, Two-Can Publishing,