Forest Animals

Boys and girls, either independently or with the help of parents, will need to match the images of animals with their babies, selecting appropriate options from those offered, cutting them out with scissors along the outline, and gluing them in... the right place. Children and adults will enjoy not only the result of the work done but also the time spent together. With the help of these engaging magazines, a child not only develops fine motor skills but also trains logic and attention. The activities will become an ideal tool for the first lessons on appliqué and playful activities at home, in kindergarten, and in primary school.

Also included in the notebook are developmental cards with images of animals and beasts that need to be cut out. They help to engage the child in learning new things, develop creative abilities and intuition. The educational aid - a training tool visually familiarizes the child with basic information about the surrounding world, expands vocabulary, develops speech, thinking, and memory, trains little fingers, prepares the hand for writing, and teaches how to use scissors and glue.