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First LearnChildren's Teletubbies and Friends Educational Bundle (4 Books)

R279

Retail: R500
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This great pack consists of 2 wipe-clean books, focusing on the alphabet and learning to write, as well as a Teletubbies sticker book and a Start Little, Learn Big activity book featuring over 150 stickers.

Wipe Clean Activity I Can Write

Help your little pre-schooler learn how to write the alphabet, capital letters and more. Developed by the teacher and expert consultants, with Parent guidelines and supports early years foundation.

Teletubbies My First Sticker Book

It's time to say uh-oh to Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po! Spot the Teletubbies in a game of hide-and-seek, help the Noo-Noo clean up Home Dome and much, much more in this exciting new activity book based on the hit TV series. Packed full of puzzles, games and colouring fun, plus over 50 Tubbytastic stickers to play with, young children ages 1, 2 and 3 will spend hours with this brilliant sticker activity book. Have you collected all the Teletubbies books? Teletubbies: Favourite Things Teletubbies: Let's Go Up and Down Teletubbies: Magic Watering Can the Teletubbies joins the ranks of CBeebies favourites such as Something Special, The Lingo Show, and In the Night Garden.

Start Little Learn Big Snug, Bug, Rug Sticker and Draw

Beautiful artwork and more than 150 stickers help your child learn new vocabulary while having fun. This cute Start Little, Learn Big activity book also teaches about opposites and features several types of vehicles.

ABC

Early Learning Fun ABC makes learning the sounds and shapes of the alphabet letters great fun. Themed activities encourage children to trace the shapes that make up each letter. In addition, simple instructions show them how to write the letters. Pictures of objects and animals help children to remember the letter sounds. The wipe-clean pages ensure that activities can be enjoyed again and again

 

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