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USA

From counting cadillacs, matching pairs in an American Diner to colouring in the Statue of Liberty and tracing around a baseball field, our colourful and fun USA-themed activity books will have your children engaged in learning about the United States, practicing their academic skills (without realising it) and creating an on-the-go keepsake book of memories.

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USA! Children's travel activity and keepsake book (Age 3-5)

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£7.99 with Free Delivery from Amazon*

For young children aged 3+ years

Want to inspire your child about an adventure to the USA?

This fabulously fun activity book will entertain children on a visit to USA. Big colourful pages full of USA-themed activities, plenty of space to draw on and colour in - perfect for young children with inquisitive minds yet still developing their fine motor skills and reading and writing.

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From counting the desserts in an American Diner, to colouring in the Statue of Liberty, to spotting the biggest and smallest eagles and bears, this full-colour activity book is jam-packed with puzzles and activities appropriate for budding tinytourists visiting USA.

  • Keep children entertained on long journeys and during down-time

  • Open their eyes to the different things they'll see with USA-themed puzzles

  • Practice key skills in maths and literacy from the Early Years Framework

  • Create a keepsake with plenty of space for recording memories; written, stuck and drawn

  • Meet Topher! Our tinytourists mascot - spot him hiding all through the book.

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The book cover is designed using a mixture of illustrator and child-drawn images to reflect the idea of seeing the world through a child’s eyes. The pages are purposefully colourful and simplistic to encourage maximum involvement of the child in adding their own colours, objects, and ideas. Designed to support an immersive-learning experience, there are plenty of places to complete your own memories and thoughts. The use of guidance symbols (draw, or colour) help guide the child independently if they're not yet a fluent reader, and instructions are purposefully short for early readers to grasp.

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