Book description
Preschool children will find this book's colorful art irresistible as they lift the flaps and learn analytical thinking skills. Ten flaps are uniquely designed with triangles that reveal the hidden image underneath. Think! And then lift the flap to see. Teachers and parents can test children on colors, counting, size,…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Think Triangles! as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Again, this is mommy’s interpretation for the two-year-old, but I believe he likes this book because he gets to find the shapes and triangles are fun!
Because of this book, one of his first words was “triangle,” and he was saying it reliably even before circle and square, which makes me feel very accomplished as a parent!
This has nice pictures, which let him open each page and see what is behind it, revealing the image, which he enjoys. It is also a good size and easy for him to hold by himself.
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