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๐ผ Unlock natureโs mysteries, one flap at a time!
First Questions and Answers: How do flowers grow? is a beautifully illustrated board book published by Usborne in December 2023. Designed for children aged 5-6, it uses colorful images and interactive lift-the-flap pages to answer common questions about plants and nature, making it an engaging introduction to science for young learners.
| Best Sellers Rank | #374,978 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #21,574 in Children's Books on Animals & Pets #50,436 in Literature & Fiction for Children |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 173 Reviews |
N**A
Good for elder children
Amazing book for elder children of 5- 6 age
C**N
Da avere se insegni
Questo libro รจ utilissimo per creare unitร didattiche a tema.
A**R
Very good
I bought this for my 2.5 year old who usually soaks up information but this is a bit above his abilities. The book is very good because it consists of basic, bite size pieces of information and simplifies things such as seasonal change, germination and pollination in a way that communicates the basic, age-appropriate information. Due to it's interactive nature it holds my little one's attention well. I would describe this book as the next step onwards from the peep-inside series. It also has lovely, friendly pictures and unique ideas as opposed to generic toddler learning books, such as how animals/rivers help germination. I expect that this will be one of the books that is kept for several years.
K**A
Worth every penny
Very good book to teach toddlers about plants.. worth it
A**S
Great when coupled with plantains flowers
We got our 3 years old this book after he helped us plant a little veggie and herb garden in a raised bed in the backyard. He loved seeing it in the book and then watching the plants grow. All the flaps keep him occupied.
R**H
Another wonderful Usborne book!
Another wonderful Usborne book... my go to! Never disappointed. Great quality... books last with little ones. If little... just supervise until they can be trusted not to rip flaps. In the meantime...enjoy!
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