Wordlittle: Preschool Primer

This preschool primer for the youngest children was written at the numerous requests of mothers. The primer is unique in that the child, through play—which is the leading activity of preschoolers—learns about sounds, develops phonemic perception, and learns to form... syllables and read the first words. The primer is a vast coloring book of exciting adventures with the chameleon Philimon. This feature will allow your child to engage with pleasure and, as a consequence, will delight you with an excellent end result. Your young sailor will search for pomegranate and currant clouds, fix broken boats, light lighthouses, write letters on turtle shells, and color the chameleon according to its mood. And at the end of the journey, with the help of stickers—sea stars—he will reach real pirate treasures. Thus, gradually, through captivating play, the child will take a new step in learning to read. And remember the most important rule: by taking the primer in your hands, you remove from your lexicon words like: to engage, to learn, to do homework, to read, to learn to read, to teach letters, etc. Because you will exclusively travel, animate, color, transform, play... Your child should transition to the next stage of learning with a pleasant feeling of joy from the reading process and interesting book adventures. We remind you that Julia Pchelintseva's first book Wordlittle: Mom, Teach Me to Read will allow you to fearlessly sail through the seas of reading on magical wordlittles and develop excellent reading skills with pleasure!