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Count The Monsters: I Spy Book For Kids Ages 2-5 - 20 Different Easy and Fun Math Exercises and Puzzles - cover

Count The Monsters: I Spy Book For Kids Ages 2-5 - 20 Different Easy and Fun Math Exercises and Puzzles

Noah Quill

Publisher: Hades Publishing

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Summary

20 Different Easy and Fun Math Exercises and Puzzles with Bright and Colorful Monsters!
 
With the cute monsters of all shapes and sizes kids won’t see math as a chore anymore. Help your kid solve the logic puzzles and math exercises while having a fun time together.
 
The exercises inside are crafted to engage the kids’ counting ability as well as discerning moods, colors and sense of direction.
 
This book can be picked up time after time for a fun little challenge!
 
Book Features:◉Big Size Square Book Pages (8.5 X 8.5 Inches)◉Soft and glossy cover so don’t worry about spilling liquids (Easy to clean)◉Premium Quality Paper and Color◉20 Math Exercises With Monsters of all kinds!◉Unique Illustrations and Bright Colors that will peak kids curiosity and interest◉Answers are Hidden on next page with Congratulations to encourage learning effort!◉Cute Monsters appropriate for little kidsGet This Monsters Counting Book Today and start creating fun memories with your kids. Counting and Learning have never been this fun!
Available since: 02/11/2022.
Print length: 42 pages.

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