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Children Love to Learn and Create Children love to learn and love to create. What's New? What's Missing? What's Different? combines those two delights into one sure-to-please workbook for early learners. Discerning Differences and Responding Creatively From drawing different pillows under napping cats to finding the unusual flamingos in the flock, even completing the parts of the dogs that are missing, What's New? What's Missing? What's Different? inspires your young learners to discern both broad and subtle differences and respond creatively. What's New? What's Missing? What's Different? will strengthen your child's focus and attention to detail in an engaging, mind-stretching manner. We Couldn't Resist Offering This Title. Note: If you're as picky as we are, a couple of the pages in What's New? What's Missing? What's Different? will not appeal to you. Overall, however, we found this an excellent book that we couldn't resist offering. Features Hundreds of fun things to search for, find, and color! Matching Differences Creating Sharpen your brain power Publisher's Information Author: Arnaud Boutin Pages: 96 Binding: Softcover Copyright: 2013 ISBN: 9781609053529 Publisher: Blue Apple Books Publisher's Recommended Age Range: 6-9 Years Grade Level: 1st-4th Printed In: China Consumable: Yes Reproducible: No Faith-Based: No review by Cummins Life ”This workbook for early learners combines the love of learning with the love of creating.” Read the Review review by Living Life: Hour By Hour ”There are so many different types of pages and quite a bit on each page that this book could easily last for quite a while.” Read the Review review by The Art Kit ”What’s New, What’s Missing, What’s Different? is a colorful and fun activity book for kids that is packed full of unique drawing prompts.” Read the Review

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101 Doodle Definitions When your child needs to master unfamiliar words, hours of tedious memorization is not the only way. With 101 Doodle Definitions, your student will discover that by drawing a picture to remind him of a word, his brain will more readily remember the word’s meaning. This groundbreaking mnemonic approach to learning and remembering word meanings covers 101 of the most-used words on standardized tests. Using clear and concise definitions and prompts on how to draw a picture that accompanies each word, 101 Doodle Definitions is an amazingly clever book to teach vocabulary to children. But that is only the beginning. Once your child has completed 101 doodles, he will know how to make his own unique doodle for any other unfamiliar word he encounters. 101 Doodle Definitions is fun. The words are hard. The drawing cues are spot on. Features Illustrator: Deborah Zemke Publisher: Blue Apple Books ISBN: 9781609050672 Publication date: 07/12/2011 Pages: 96 Product dimensions: 7.30(w) x 9.40(h) x 0.60(d) Age Range: 10 Years Grade Level: 5th-6th Faith-Based: No review by Oaxacaborn ”Drawing cements the meaning into the memory nearly twice as effectively as writing does, so kids who utilize this method will be left with vocabulary they understand, and remember.” Read the Review review by Cummins Life ”It is easy to use and it doesn't take a ton of time to learn new words. It's also fun.” Read the Review review by So Every Day ”It’s been a lot of fun, a very tiny time commitment, and paying great rewards for such a small burst – and the words are all right there ready for me each week.” Read the Review

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