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This sticker book is perfect for children who love stickers and agricultural tractors. It is filled with big and noisy farm vehicles, trucks, and excavators, as well as over 250 reusable stickers! The little ones will be thrilled with these unusual machines and will enjoy placing the stickers on the various tractors or even on their own items! The stickers are reusable and easy for small fingers to peel off the pages.
The sticker book "Exploring the World of Tractors" is the perfect way to engage your child with fun facts and interactive reading. Inside this exciting sticker book you will find:
This colorful activity book keeps children busy and learning while they play. The captivating photos and bright images will excite the little ones and make them return to this educational book. They are challenged to complete the pictures with the correct parts of the vehicles and can also be creative by composing their own scenes with various stickers.
Along with the pictures, there are small descriptions and information that are easy to read and suitable for children aged 5 and up. They will learn about the different types of agricultural and construction vehicles, the important jobs they do, and even what power their tires need. This sticker book inspires the little ones to explore the outside world with activities like following the trail. There is also a quiz for you and your preschooler to read and engage together.
Discover more from DK books: If you and your child enjoyed the activities in the Ultimate Sticker Book Tractor and want to play with more stickers, there are plenty of other themes to learn about! Check out the Ultimate Sticker Book Planes and other Flying Machines as well as the Ultimate Sticker Book Things That Go.
Pages: 32, Dimensions: 21.7x21.7cm
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