 |
 Toddler Play - Wendy S. Masi
Newest Review: ... which stimulate imagination, accelerate learning and nurture significant skills. The book is divided into four ... more  ... 'Age' sections (12mths+, 18mths+, 24mths+ and 30mths+). Each section details various activities suitable to your child's particular age. They range from games, rhymes and songs, to outdoor activities, art projects, water play and more. Major developmental and educational benefits of each activity are highlighted and there are pointers to other similar things you can try if your child enjoys a particular project. The pages are very colourful, with lots of nice photographs showing parents and children engaged in th...more |
||
Read Reviews for Toddler Play - Wendy S. Masi
Toddler Play - Wendy S. Masi: Rainy days will never be the same! (214 words)
by - written on 21/01/03 (Useful, 101 readings)
Rating:
'Toddler Play - 100 fun-filled activities to maximise your toddler's potential'. Publisher: Time Life Books / Gymboree Editor: Dr Wendy S. Masi ISBN: 0-705-43405-2 This book is suitable for parents of children from 12 months to 30 months plus. There are 100 toddler-tested activities which stimulate imagination, accelerate learning and nurture significant skills. The book is divided into four 'Age' sections (12mths+, 18mths+, 24mths+ and 30mths+). Each section details various activities suitable to your child's particular age. They range from games, rhymes and songs, to outdoor activities, art projects, water ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Toddler Play - Wendy S. Masi
Well researched material, offers practical info., Is a persnal experience of the author 
bias towards breastfeedingCan be very heavy going The independent stories were easy to "bite" in a limited time slot. Wanted to read more! Good reference book, separated into months, Can't use data section for more than 1 child It works, Baby sleeps at night, It's simple NoneStalking the Divine - Kristin Ohlson
an 'outsider's' look at religion and spirituality left with more questions about the convent
Cheeky Monkey - Curtis Jobling
great story, very funny none
The Madonna of the Almonds - Marina Fiorato
Rich and evocative descriptions, interesting historical background The story is far too predictable
Shrink Rap: A Sunny Randall Mystery - Robert B. Parker
Sunny is a great character Overanalysis, weak enemy
Whiff - Ian Whybrow
Great fun to read - fantastic illustrations None
The Trials of Tiffany Trott - Isabel Wolff
enjoyable, well observed a bit repetitive, which made it seem long
Six Suspects - Vikas Swarup
I learned a few things about Indian society but not a lot It's more than twice as long as it needs to be
The Elements of Murder: A History of Poison - John Emsley
Gripping to read, fascinating history of poisons. None.
Beegu - Alexis Deacon
Beautifully illustrated. Good underlying messages and learning points. None really. Possibly not everyone's cup of tea?
Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity
Home - About dooyoo.co.uk - Advertising - Contact dooyoo - Terms and Conditions
dooyoo Europe:
Deutschland 
España 
Italia 
France - Sitemap - Product Index
