First Words Age 3-5 Wipe Clean Activity Book: Ideal for Home Learning
Collins Easy Learning Preschool Series
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What’s inside...
This wipe-clean activity book is designed to help children aged 3 to 5 learn their first words in a fun and interactive way. The book includes a variety of exercises that encourage young learners to practice writing and reading basic vocabulary. The wipe-clean pages allow for repeated practice, making it an ideal resource for home learning. It provides ample practice opportunities, motivating activities, and reusable pages to help boost children's confidence in writing.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
3-5
Length
24 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What new word did you enjoy learning today and why?
Can you think of a different way to use one of the new words you learned?
How would you describe the picture on this page using some of the words we've learned?
Why do you think it is important to keep adding new words to what you already know?
Can you create a short story using three words from today’s activity?
Tip: Role play these questions
Show genuine interest in the words your child is learning. Ask them to explain the meaning and use it in a sentence.
Celebrate any correct usage of a new word, which boosts confidence and reinforces learning.
Connect words to your child’s world by relating them to familiar people, places, or events.
Encourage drawing or acting out words to deepen understanding and make learning interactive.
Use the wipe-clean feature to practice writing words multiple times, reinforcing spelling and letter recognition.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Language Development
Explanation: This Wipe Clean Activity Book focuses on expanding vocabulary, aiding spelling, and enhancing sentence formation, making it perfect for preschoolers.
Real-World Application: Children can use these foundational language skills to better express themselves and communicate effectively in daily interactions.
Example Lesson: Fine Motor Skills
Explanation: The activities require children to use markers to trace and write, which helps in developing their hand-eye coordination and dexterity.
Real-World Application: Improved fine motor skills can enhance a child’s ability to perform tasks such as tying shoes, buttoning clothes, and other hand-related activities.
Example Lesson: Confidence Building
Explanation: The repetitive nature of wiping clean and trying again fosters a 'can-do' attitude and resilience in young learners.
Real-World Application: This promotes persistence and self-assurance which are applicable in tackling new challenges at school or in social settings.
Example Lesson: Following Instructions
Explanation: Each activity comes with step-by-step instructions that children must follow to complete the tasks correctly.
Real-World Application: This can help children become better at understanding and adhering to instructions in classroom settings or at home, leading to better learning outcomes and behavior.
Example Lesson: Cognitive Development
Explanation: The book offers a variety of puzzles and problem-solving exercises that enhance critical thinking and analytical skills.
Real-World Application: These skills are crucial for academic success and can be applied in real-life decision making and problem-solving situations.