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 Increases concentration and stimulates creativity
 Contains pictures of animals most familiar to children
 Aids coordination and fine motor skills
 Speaking and listening skills can be developed through a discussion of the pictures
 Encourages children to explore different colour combinations
 The words on each page can be used to build vocabulary
 Includes an About section offering tips and advice for parents
 Provides space at the back of the book for children to draw freely on their own

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 Increases concentration and stimulates creativity
 Introduces commonly used words, shapes and objects with appealing and familiar illustrations
 Contains one picture for each letter of the alphabet, accompanied by the word written in a dotted font so that children can practice their writing skills
 Aids coordination and fine motor skills
 Speaking and listening skills can be developed through a discussion of the pictures
 Encourages children to explore different colour combinations
 The words on each page can be used to build vocabulary
 Includes an About section offering tips and advice for parents
 Provides space at the back of the book for children to draw freely on their own

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Fun with Letter Forms offers a variety of activities to help children write letters with confidence. The tracing, colouring, dot-joining activities develop hand-eye coordination, recognition of vowels and forming different letter shapes. Many of the letters are grouped in families (letters of similar shape). As each new letter is introduced, children are encouraged to trace the letter with their finger, say the letter, say the sound it makes and then think of words that begin with this sound. Previously published as At Home with Letter Forms, this new title has been fully revised and updated to ensure it is in line with current Foundation Stage Profile requirements. The design has been improved to make the activities very clear and easy to follow.