A complete package of interactive materials for Early Childhood Language Arts and Literacy education in the Caribbean.
Its interactivity and diversity provides opportunities for children to learn through play, developing critical Language Arts and Literacy skills in a stimulating and enjoyable way.
- Written and reviewed by experts in the field, and developed in accordance with Caribbean curricula
- It is child-centered, hands-on, developmentally appropriate and integrated
- Teachers and parents can be con fident that this package will provide the support and tools they need to teach and excite young learners.
Activity Book 2 reinforces and extends the learning to include letter formation and the first steps in word-building.

 Makes work fun with interesting puzzles
 Allows the pupils to identify sequences and shapes
 Enable the pupil to draw and read numbers up to 10
 Contains picture games and number games

A complete package of interactive materials for Early Childhood Language Arts and Literacy education in the Caribbean.
Its interactivity and diversity provides opportunities for children to learn through play, developing
critical Language Arts and Literacy skills in a stimulating and enjoyable way.
- Written and reviewed by experts in the field, and developed in accordance with Caribbean curricula
- Child-centered, hands-on, developmentally appropriate and integrated
- Teachers and parents can be con tent that this package will provide the support and tools they need to teach and excite young learners
Activity Book 1 concentrates on pre-reading and pre-writing skills and the beginnings of sound and letter recognition.

 48 pages of activities designed to begin writing and develop a fluent, legible style of handwriting
 Photocopiable practice page
 Teacher's notes and helpful hints at the beginning of the book

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