Child Easter Book

Perfect Easter Gift for Toddler

Toddlers love easter and what better thing than candy to put in their basket, but a book to encourage reading. From chicks, to hens, to activities, to making your own candy while bonding with your child ~ we have it all. Your biggest challenge will be which Easter book to choose.

eggs-and-chicksBuy: Eggs and Chicks

Softcover child easter book, about 5×9 inches; Which bird lays the biggest egg in the world and how do tiny chicks learn to fly? In this child easter book you’ll find the answers and lots more about eggs and chicks.

Eggs and chicks is part of an exciting new series of books for children who are beginning to read on their own. The easy-to-read text has been specially written with the help of a reading expert.


easter-stencilBuy: Easter Stencils

Inside this box you will find 16 simple Easter stencils that will make drawing easy for everyone.

Lay the stencil card on paper and draw inside the shape. Finish it off with felt-tip pens or pencils.


on-my-way-to-buy-eggsBuy: On My Way to Buy Eggs

Buy: Spanish Version

“In the age of malls and Wal-Marts, a Taiwanese girl’s blithesome errand feels like a joyful celebration of childhood. Young Shau-yu relishes in the simple pleasures of her walk…After a series of these small, gem-like moments, Shau-yu returns with the eggs her smiling father has requested, telling him, “Hello! I’ve had such a busy day.” Chen’s streamlined, blocky style keeps the focus on the human interactions and emotions, rather than the setting. With gentle humor, this timeless tale demonstrates how children largely live in – and appreciate – the moment.” – Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)


hens-pens-early-readerBuy: Buy: Hen’s Pens

about 9×12 inches; 32 pages

Usborne Phonics Readers have been created in consultation with a language expert, taking into account the latest research on the most effective ways of teaching reading. Children who have just learned to read can enjoy the lively stories with very little guidance from an adult, gaining the experience and enthusiasm they need to become fully confident readers. Stephen Cartwright’s delightful illustrations complement the text and are designed to stimulate further interest. Fold-out pages add to the enjoyment.



Easter ActivitiesBuy: Easter Activities

Softcover child easter book about 8×8 inches; This great child easter book will ke ep children happily occupied duringthe weeks before Easter. It’s packed full of exciting activities to make cards, pictures and presents. Bunny wrapping paper, potato-printed chicks and cress egg-heads are among the fun things to make. By following the really simple step-by-step instructions, even young children will be able to acheive some amazing results.


50-easter-make-doBuy: 50 Easter Things to Make and Do

This book is full of creative ideas for fun Easter activities.

Reviewers say:

“This is a wonderful book full of great ideas and projects. The colorful pictures inspire kids and adults to be creative by following the instructions or branching out on their own. I do think the content is great for older children to adult, although a young child could certainly work on projects with assistance from an adult.”

“The projects in this book are easy, readily available supplies. It is a take home book my daughter has in her classroom. Parents can find an Easter project that all ages can accomplish in a short time. Not much for an experienced crafter to take on but that was not the purpose of the purchase.”


thats-not-my-bunnyThat’s Not My Bunny

Hardcover child easter board book about 8×8 inches; Hardcover This delightful series of board books is
aimed at the very young children. The bright pictures, with their patches of different textures, are designed to develop sensory and language awareness. Babies and toddlers will love turning the pages and touching the feely patches.


find-the-duckFind The Duck

Hardcover – child easter board book about 8×8 inches; This colorful new edition from
the classic Usborne series is specially designed for babies and toddlers who will love the challenge of trying to find the duck. A simple line of text on each page of this sturdy board book accompanies Stephen Cartwright’s delightful illustrations, and there are amusing situations to talk about and familiar objects to name, making this an ideal book for adults to read with very young children.

 


chocolates-candiesBuy: Chocolates and Candies
No child wants to watch Mom or Dad make the recipe. With Easter around the corner or if you just love chocolate, Chocolates and Candies by R. Gilpin, has recipes simple enough for children to make under your supervision. Recipes like dipped fruit, chocolate bugs, and lemon creams, are colorfully illustrated in a step-by-step format and gift-wrapping ideas are also included. Cooking with your child
builds relationships while developing patience, reading, counting, and creativity – lifetime skills!


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