What’s Missing: Faces A Toddler Learning Activity
Written and Illustrated by Bonnie Ferrante
What a delightful way for a parent or caretaker to share playing a game and learning all at once! In this fun book for toddlers, simple multicultural faces are presented with one part missing. The child then guesses what feature is missing. The author explains in simple fashion how that part of the body is used. Eyes, ears, nose, mouth, teeth and hair are explained. Ms. Ferrante goes on to include eyebrows and tongue. Near the end of the book, a few familiar animals like ducks, cats, and elephants are presented. They possess additional facial features such as whiskers, trunks and bills that are an important part of that animal’s face.
Children ages two to five can have lots of fun with this book while stretching their minds, using their senses, and moving their little bodies. Highly recommended for parents, grandparents, teachers and librarians as a must have for their kindle or bookshelf.
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2 responses to “FUN WITH FACES”
mommynificent
July 16th, 2015 at 07:49
This book sounds so cute! Thanks for sharing this at Booknificent Thursday!
Tina
bamauthor
July 16th, 2015 at 19:46
Just what the toddler ordered!