
Outdoor Time
About this book
Make outdoor play a fun part of your toddler's day! On an autumn day that brings a sprinkling of raindrops and ends with a few early snowflakes, a group of toddlers get ready to have some fall fun in the fresh air. Follow these friends as they venture outside to discover all sorts of outdoor treasures! Explore, Move, and Discover: Promotes Active Play: Outdoor time means fresh-air and a wealth of opportunities for movement, creative play, and discovery. From playing with balls to running and jumping in leaves, this fun-filled board book explores many of the fun things children can do while discovering nature's delights. Relatable Language for Little Readers: Using simple words and illustrations, Outdoor Time helps toddlers learn the steps to play outside: understanding the weather, and what clothes are needed in order to have fun in the rain, snow, or sun. Includes Helpful Tips for Parents & Caregivers: Additional tips and activities are included in the back of the children's book to help support productive play. Toddler Tools(R) Board Books Series: features award-winning children's books that help toddlers and caregivers navigate daily transitions and routines with ease. From sharing and manners to cleaning up messes and regulating emotions, these positive board books are tools of encouragement for young learners during challenging moments and routines. Select titles are also available in Spanish bilingual editions.
Details
| ISBN | 9798885543934 |
| Format | Board book |
| Audience | Children |
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