Elizabeth Golding: Connect the dots Vroom vroom vehicle

It's a book that has a sense of water, and it's an exciting point, which is to connect the dots with 56 numbers, and to be observant and focused. And as you finish the drawing with a dot, meet the different kinds of rides around us. There's a bicycle, a bread taxi, a bus, a floating balloon in the sky, a spacecraft that leaves for the distant universe. Complete the sequence, and color it. And as we go through the centuries, we learn the concept of numbers, and if we draw dots and dots, we can grow concentrations, and then color them in different colors and build our color senses. This is the first study of our child, Organic Agricultural, where he paints, connects dots, and draws lines that tell us how to learn. Instead of the familiar animation characters, we've come in colorfully with baby animals, sea explorations, riding objects, and so on, with a little bit of stimulating color and a smooth, warm color. And for the first time, he's got a strong set of pencils and a pencil, and a bookbook that fills the results. Now, I'm used to being a smarty touch, and I made it into a good piece of paper for kids to taste the fun of pressing on a piece of it. Every time you write and draw, you can enjoy the sensation of a book and learn it.

Korean title: 점 잇기 부릉부릉 탈것

Korean author: 엘리자베스 골딩

Korean publisher: 블루무스어린이

ISBN-13: 9791191426069