Isbn: 9798193170358 - kids first 100: vegetables – 100 first words for babies & toddlers – build vocabulary & observation skills (kids first 100 discoveries) (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Kids First 100: Vegetables - 100 First Words for Babies & Toddlers - Build Vocabulary & Observation SkillsHelp your little learner discover the colorful world of vegetables with Kids First 100: Vegetables, a bright first-word picture book created for babies, toddlers, and young children.This book introduces 100 vegetable names through colorful pictures and simple labels, helping young children build early vocabulary, visual recognition, and observation skills. The interior is organized into 20 learning pages, with five vegetable words presented on each page.Children begin with familiar vegetables such as carrot, potato, tomato, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, pumpkin, corn, onion, cucumber, zucchini, radish, green pea, spinach, and eggplant.The book then introduces a wider variety of vegetables and edible plants, including bell pepper, beetroot, garlic, lettuce, mushroom, sweet potato, celery, asparagus, artichoke, Brussels sprout, kale, leek, turnip, parsnip, okra, ginger, green beans, butternut squash, and acorn squash.Young learners can also discover less familiar vegetable words such as Swiss chard, bok choy, watercress, arugula, fennel, rhubarb, jicama, yam, taro root, cassava, chayote, kohlrabi, endive, radicchio, shallot, scallion, chive, horseradish, and daikon radish.The learning journey continues with beans, sprouts, and leafy vegetables including snap pea, snow pea, lima bean, kidney bean, black bean, pinto bean, garbanzo bean, lentil, soybean, edamame, bean sprout, alfalfa sprout, romaine lettuce, iceberg lettuce, collard greens, mustard greens, turnip greens, and beet greens.Children are also introduced to interesting foods such as baby corn, water chestnut, bamboo shoot, pumpkin seed, squash blossom, red cabbage, napa cabbage, purple carrot, white radish, green onion, red onion, sweet corn, mini cucumber, baby spinach, broccolini, romanesco, pea pod, bell pepper strip, rutabaga, celeriac, salsify, sunchoke, wax bean, French bean, and habanero pepper.What Children Can LearnLearn 100 vegetable wordsBuild early vocabularyRecognize familiar foodsDiscover different colors and shapesDevelop visual recognition skillsPractice observation and memoryLearn new and less familiar vegetable namesConnect words with colorful picturesPractice saying new words aloudThe book includes a "Let's Remember Vegetables!" review section featuring familiar words such as carrot, radish, asparagus, butternut squash, taro root, snap pea, alfalfa sprout, bamboo shoot, and baby spinach.It also includes a "My Vegetables Match-Up" activity where children can point to their favorite vegetable words and say them aloud, providing an additional opportunity to practice vocabulary and recognition.Whether used for parent-child reading, preschool learning, homeschool activities, or everyday vocabulary practice, Kids First 100: Vegetables gives young children an engaging way to discover the names of vegetables through pictures and simple words.A colorful first-word book for curious little learners discovering vegetables.vegetables book for toddlers, vegetable book for kids, first words vegetables for toddlers, vegetable vocabulary book, vegetables picture book for toddlers, healthy foods book for kids, first 100 words vegetables, toddler food vocabulary book, preschool vegetable book, vegetables for babies and toddlers, early learning food book, vegetable names for kids#KidsFirst100#KidsFirst100Discoveries#VegetablesForKids#VegetableBook#FirstWords#FirstWordsForToddlers#ToddlerLearning#BabyLearning#PreschoolLearning#Earl Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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