![]() ![]() Along the bottom of the page are labeled flaps depicting each basic shape. For example, the playroom features a shelf full of toys and readers are asked to identify the ones that match a particular shape. By combining brief text with simple questions that prompt readers to investigate the flaps, Cousins successfully introduces a new idea while fostering readers' comprehension-all in a beguiling, entertaining manner. What makes this bright, engaging book exceptional is its solid educational foundation that never loses its playful edge. Along with Maisy and her trio of friends, readers can toil in the garden counting insects and blossoms, choose colors for painting, clean up shapes in the playroom, and learn about opposites on the playground. ![]() Cousins uses scenarios familiar to young children to underscore the concepts presented. Touting over 36 flaps, this giant-sized board book introduces children to counting, shapes, colors, and the notion of opposites. Readers explore basic preschool concepts with that ever-popular mouse, Maisy ( Happy Birthday Maisy, 1998, etc.). ![]()
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