Learning colors has never been easier. This lift-the-flap book with rounded corners is a perfect gift for toddlers. Under every flap you’ll find multiple images of the same color, plus one contrasting image. Helpful tips allow parents to teach their children to recognize and name colors, as well as answer challenging questions! The series is ideal for individual use at home and in a group. This brand new innovative series includes 4 books and helps preschoolers learn key basic concepts; colors, shapes and numbers. Each title in the series features different format - a fresh way for kids to explore new subjects.

One of two new board books, featuring adorable and diverse children with Down syndrome on every page, and many of their siblings too, these chunky, sturdy books are perfect for youngsters who are ready to start learning their colors and ABCs. Kids Like Me...Learn Colors teaches primary colors, plus orange, green, purple, pink, brown, black, white, silver, gold, gray, and a multi-color rainbow. Every page features a child with Down syndrome wearing a shirt and playing with an object of the same color, photographed against a crisp, white background. Borders contain the word for English and Spanish. After all, it's never too early to start bilingual education!

"Rainbow Adventure: Learn Your Colors with Fun!" is an engaging and interactive children's book designed to help little ones aged 1 to 3 learn all about colors. With vibrant illustrations and simple text, this book is perfect for babies and toddlers who are just beginning to explore the world of colors. Each page features a different color and a familiar object that children will recognize, such as an apple, the sky, or a pumpkin. The book encourages children to identify the colors and objects, using repetition and simple language to help them remember the words. The bright and cheerful illustrations in "Rainbow Adventure" are designed to capture the attention of babies and toddlers, making it a fun and engaging read for both children and parents. The book also helps to develop early language skills, with clear and simple words that are easy for young children to understand. With "Rainbow Adventure," children will learn to identify all of the basic colors before they start preschool. The book is a great way to introduce children to the wonderful world of colors, and to encourage them to explore and learn about the world around them. So come join us on this exciting journey of color exploration for curious toddlers!

It is very important for kids to learn about Color & Shapes early! Color is the first way kids learn to define & distinguish the World around them. Learning Shapes helps teach kids how to identify & organize everything they see. Very important building blocks for everything else they Learn. The benefits of Learning Shapes & Color early will increase these Skills: Observation & Comparison, Identification & Classification, Problem Solving, Math & Science, Language & Literacy. Give your child early advantage that will last a Lifetime!

I Can Learn My Colors is a wonderful story for young, budding readers about learning and identifying all of the different colors at home and in nature. As Nathan’s mom says, “You can learn your colors by looking all around you.” Come along with Nathan and his mother as they explore all of the colors around them while cheerfully spending a day together.

Do you tell your preschooler one thing and they do the opposite? Are they easily distracted or unable to focus? If you suspect that your child may have a learning problem--or if you simply want to help them be ready--here is the book to read before he or she enters the school system: a realistic, humorous, and kind-hearted guide to helping your little one learn. In Ready to Learn, Stan Goldberg draws on thirty years of clinical experience (and personal experience as the father of two kids with learning differences) to provide an easy-to-use guide to helping children overcome any problems and improve their learning skills. Illustrating his discussion with many anecdotes about teaching both his own children and children in his private practice, Goldberg walks readers through the process of learning and shows how to identify a learning problem. He focuses on four major areas--problems of attention, understanding, storage, and retrieval--presenting each problem through the eyes of the child, in everyday terms that a parent can understand. He looks at seven down-to-earth strategies that will allow you to create the best plan to help your child overcome their problem and he provides many handy charts and figures that will help you organize your efforts. The book also includes a list of useful web sites and a chart of development milestones, outlining motor skills, cognitive-sensory skills, and language and social skills. Written in a style that blends humor, insightful stories, and practical experience, Ready to Learn provides a flexible, time-tested approach, using step-by-step strategies that will help your preschoolers become confident and love learning--before they enter the classroom.

Data has become the most powerful tool in business today, and telling its story effectively is critical. Yet one of the best communicators—color—is the most neglected tool in data visualization. With this book, DATAcated founder Kate Strachnyi provides the ultimate guide to the correct use of color for representing data in graphs, charts, tables, and infographics. Ideal for data and business analysts, data scientists, and others who design infographics and data visualizations, this practical resource explores color tips and tricks, including the theories behind them and why they work the way they do. ColorWise covers the psychology, history, and culture of many different colors. This book is also a useful teaching tool for learning about proper use of color for data storytelling techniques and dashboarding. You'll explore: The role that color theory plays in data visualization and storytelling Various color techniques you can use to improve data visualizations How colors affect your audience's understanding of data visualizations How to use color intentionally to help guide your audience Tips for using colors that people with color vision deficiency can interpret How to apply the book's guidelines for use in your own projects