In the City and in the Village

Who lives in the zoo? Why does an airplane have wings, and a helicopter has a rotor? Why do other cars give way to an ambulance? What is honey made from? What is a baby sheep called? Why does a cat chase a ball of yarn? What grows in a vegetable garden, and what in an orchard? What does a cow feed her calf? This edition will not only answer the numerous questions of little inquisitive minds but also introduce them to letters and numbers, colors and shapes, and help develop fine motor skills, imagination, and logical thinking. Moreover, it will do this in such a subtle way that the child, getting to know farm animals and pets, useful machines, and urban transport, will not even notice that they are learning rather than playing. The book "In the City and in the Village" contains 130 engaging tasks, some simple and some more complex, that a little one can easily complete on their own. Traveling through the bright large pages, the child will gain basic knowledge and skills that will later help them succeed in school. For preschool age.