Animals of Africa

Boys and girls, either independently or with the help of their parents, are tasked with finding the baby animal that corresponds to the adult animal in the picture, choosing the appropriate option from the provided choices, cutting it out with scissors along the outline, and gluing it in the correct place. Both children and adults will enjoy not only the result of their work but also the time spent together. With these engaging magazines, the child not only develops fine motor skills but also trains logic and attention. The activity books will be an ideal resource for the first lessons of familiarizing with applications and fun activities at home, in kindergarten, and in elementary school.

Additionally, the workbook includes development cards with images of animals and beasts, which need to be cut out. They help capture the child's interest in learning something new, develop creative abilities and intuition. The educational resource serves as a visual training tool, introducing the child to basic information about the surrounding world, expanding vocabulary, developing speech, thinking, and memory, training small fingers, and preparing the hand for writing, while teaching them how to use scissors and glue.