First 100 Words: A Padded Board Book

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He is also the author of Big Board First 100 Words; Big Board Books Colors, ABC, Numbers, and Bright Baby Noisy Monsters. You are currently visiting the United States LeapFrog site, which doesn't appear to match your current location. Useful but I think some of the word choices were strange and should have been swapped for more common/important ones and some of the pictures chosen for their respective words were subpar.

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What I'm saying is maybe it would have been more helpful to portray the baseline forms of each item, instead of including an uncommon specimen. It's been fun to work through different areas of interest (house animals, non-house animals, things she sees outside, things she sees in the house, etc. I picked it up and read through the whole thing, sounding out some words and reading others by sight. Priddy became Creative Director of DK’s Children’s Division and was Managing Director of the children’s mass market publisher Funfax when it was acquired by DK. Therefore, by learning about them thoroughly in English classes, children can improve their spoken communication skills and feel better understood when communicating ideas.

Aligning to Vygotsky's idea of "visuals" being used in our thoughts prior to the merge of language, this book would serve as a great tool to ensure young children are being given the symbols and words needed to have complete thoughts, and then communicate those thoughts when language is developed.

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I think that's absolutely horrible that a book as popular is this 1 and as much money as I have made they wouldn't make it free for somebody who has a tablet.Duck is a white duck with a rainbow butt, instead of the usual more easily identifiable yellow duck.

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I was also surprised by some of their word choices -- "mobile" (as in the thing that hangs over a crib), "sweatshirt" (which I don't think even looks like a sweatshirt -- and my brother noted the winter-heavy nature of that "Clothes" spread, given that M is growing up in Florida), a "rattle" which I would not parse as a rattle, "stacking rings.The adult and child animals are often separated by a few panels, which I feel like would make it harder for the child to learn the difference, but maybe not? This can expand their vocabulary and encourage them with independent writing tasks, such as short stories, poems or reflective pieces.