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One of my preschoolers came in this morning carrying her new “My Perfectly Purple Sticker and Doodling Purse.” She was so excited about
it so I asked her to tell me all about it. This adorable little book is
shaped like a purse and has a handle cut out at the top so she can
carry it around like a purse. Inside are pages and pages filled with
stickers (over 500 according to the label), coloring pages, and
activities to complete.
My Perfectly Purple Sticker and Doodling Purse
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With “My Perfectly Purple Sticker and Doodling Purse,” children learn about the the clock and telling time.
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Children use the stickers in the book to complete pages such as this one about
baking a cake and lots of other activities.
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Pages like this one teach simple addition with lots of colorful and attractive pictures for children to count.
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This page teaches children to recognize and complete patterns.
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This page teaches numbers 1-8. Children add stickers to the page as they count the items in each row.
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The “My Perfectly Purple Sticker and Doodling Purse” book is packed full
of attractive pages for reading, writing, coloring, doodling, counting,
recognizing and completing patterns, and tons of sticker fun. Children
will have so much fun decorating pages filled with insects, animals,
castles, musical instruments, sweet treats, flowers -all the things that
make life sweet. In addition to coloring and writing, peeling and
placing stickers throughout the book provides a lot of exercise for
those important small motor skills. Kids will have so much fun
completing this book, they won’t even realize how much their vocabulary
and numbers skills are improving.
This book is published by Make Believe Ideas, ltd. (c) 2011. It is
recommended for ages 3 and up. The label on the back cover reads:
Parental Guidance Suggested. Promotes hand-eye coordination.
Stimulates imaginative play.
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