A new series of educational notebooks for the little ones with the beloved hero Chevostik.
Thanks to the “Learning to Cut” workbook, your child will learn to cut paper along lines and perform exercises of varying difficulty, even if he has never done it before.
About the series
The series of notebooks "Chevostik. First skills of the baby" is designed specifically for children from two years old. Each notebook is aimed at developing a specific skill that the child must master for successful learning in the future. With the help of the manuals of the series, children will learn to cut, glue, color and draw. All this is necessary for the development of motor skills, creative skills and preparation of the hand for writing.
Each task in the notebook is a small game. The exercises become more complicated gradually. This allows the child to master the skill in micro steps and avoid stress when something does not work out. All notebooks in the series have a familiar character Chevostik, with whom small adventures happen. He makes the lessons more exciting and interesting for the child.
Chips of the series
- A favorite hero, with whom discovering new things is much more fun.
- Thoughtful tasks with gradual increase in difficulty.
— The notebooks are built on the principle of microsteps, which helps to master skills without stress.
— The manuals will help the child easily learn to cut, glue, color, draw, even if he has never done it before.
— Each task is a small game, thanks to which children are interested in studying and do not get bored.
Who is this book for?
For children from 2 years old.
For parents who want to gradually and carefully develop important skills in their baby.
How to read a book
— Read to your child who Chevostik is. Look at him carefully together, and then move on to the tasks.
— Do not leave the child alone during the classes, otherwise there will be no expected result. The child will lose interest, and it will be much more difficult to return him to the classes.
— We recommend that you determine in advance how many tasks the child will do (for example, one or two sheets). It is useful to switch the child's attention to something else when he still wants to work with the notebook. In this case, the child will happily agree to continue the classes the next day and will look forward to it.
— Try to study in a good mood and turn the learning process into a game. Then the child will love learning and will experience fewer difficulties with it in the future.
— If the child does something wrong, do not scold him or make him redo it. Find something to praise the child for (for example: “I see how hard you tried!”), and then point out the shortcomings and show by your example how to do it right.
— If the child does not understand what he should do, help him: start doing the task on your own, and then ask the child to continue.
— Remember that each person has their own development path. If your child is older than the age stated on the notebook, but some skill is difficult for him, this is not a reason to panic and force him to do more difficult tasks. Start from the beginning, give the child the opportunity to master the basics and feel confident in his abilities, and you will see how quickly he will catch up and overtake his peers.
Recommended age: 2+
Author: Olga Gatchina
Year of issue: 2024
Publisher: Mann, Ivanov and Ferber
Cover type: Softcover
ISBN: 978-5-00214-540-9
Series: Chevostik