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 My School Bag
Newest Review: ... with the name of the object printed in large, simple font. It shows: coloured pencils, notebook, crayons, scissors, ruler, ... more  ... paints, glue, stapler marbles and much more. In total there are 19 photos in the book all of which can be found in nurseries and schools.
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This is a very good book for pre-nursery and pre-school children, age 2 upwards. It encourages and develops recognition and naming of a range of objects and can help prepare an apprehensive child for what they may like to have in their school bag (although I wouldn't encourage all of these things to carry in each day) or what they will no doubt see at school.
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My First School Bag (Fun Pop Up)
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My School Bag (Bag Books)
Pages: 12, Hardcover, Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48
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Read Reviews for My School Bag
My School Bag: What's in Your Bag? (491 words)
by - written on 15/06/09 (Very useful, 106 readings)
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This is one of four 'Shaped Bag Books' by Dorling Kindersley first published a decade ago: * My School Bag * My Lunch Box * My Doctor's Bag * My Toolbox - Style and Format - As the title suggests this book is in the shape of a bag, with a little handle section at the top so that it can actually be carried around like a bag. The hardcover as opposed to the board book which has a cut out handle is shown by dooyoo, It is a board book and therefore ideal for small hands as the pages are thick card and won't rip. It's a short book, made up of only 4 double pages. Each page has photographs of objects with ... Read the complete review
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