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Giggly Bear's Fun Trip in the Yellow Bus - Let's Learn while Playing #3 - cover

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Giggly Bear's Fun Trip in the Yellow Bus - Let's Learn while Playing #3

Kelly Santana-Banks

Publisher: RBTB Publishing

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Summary

A Fun Safety Rhyme for Young Readers 
Did you know that children are safer riding the yellow school bus than in their parent's vehicle? 
Climb aboard and hear Giggly Bear and his friends teach kids valuable lessons on how to ride the school bus safely. 
Giggly Bear's Fun Trip in the Yellow Bus is the third book in the series Let's Learn while Playing. 
Children 2–6 year old will rhyme away to safety while learning new concepts and building vocabulary in this fun yellow ride. 
Fans of Pete the Cat and The Pout-Pout Fish series don't want to miss this adventure. 
Grab your copy today!
Available since: 06/29/2017.

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