Product description
"hello bugs
""the doors of the bug hotel open with velcro!""
think of your child who suddenly bends down to watch an ant for minutes while walking in the park, or hides behind you when he sees a flying bee." Children sometimes have a fascinating curiosity about the insect world, and sometimes a tiny fear. What if you offered to house these little friends in a fun hotel, saying, "insects, just like us, want a comfy bed and a room all their own!"
"hello insects" is a wonderful interactive book that allows your child to empathize with the creatures of nature, turns him into a "insect hotel" manager with its velcro structure, and instills the courage to express his own needs. Brief summary of the book
with canan kuloğlu's fun pen and dilek altıntaş birben's colorful drawings
ece and mert siblings are building a wonderful hotel for their little friends in the forest! However, the guests have very specific requests: the snail wants air conditioning to cool down, the worm wants a room on the bottom floor, the bees want a honeycomb bed, and the grasshopper wants a mattress made of wheat. Your child isn't just listening to this sweet tale
they're also putting each insect right where it belongs, following the clues with the velcro pieces at the end of the book and placing them themselves! Benefits for children
self-expression: "don't hesitate to take your turn to speak!" With its message, it supports your child to discover their own characteristics and freely express their needs, just like the insects in the book. Cognitive development: the clues told throughout the story (who wanted the lower floor, whose room would have a bathtub?) Keeping it in mind and matching the correct velcro to the right room at the end of the game supports their cognitive development. Environmental awareness: it contributes to the formation of environmental consciousness by teaching the diversity in nature, from the worm under the soil to the caterpillar on the leaf. Fine motor skills: removing the velcro bugs and placing them in their rooms supports the hand-eye coordination required for pen holding skills. "benefits for parents
communication starter: ask your child, ""if you were to stay in a hotel, what would you want in your room?""." Questions such as , providing opportunities for you to explore their inner world and imagination. Game-like learning: when your child gets spooked by a bug outside, you can say, "remember how much this ladybug loved its bathtub?" to make creatures seem cute and familiar. Who is it suitable for? All children aged 0-6 who are curious about nature, soil, and tiny creatures. Little ones who are hesitant to express their own wishes and need to be encouraged. Parents who want to enrich their children's playtime with an educational book that combines listening, memory, and motor skills. Dear parents, children sometimes develop huge feelings with the care they show to a tiny creature. By preparing a safe place for a beetle, they actually learn to share, protect and care. "hello bugs" whispers to your child that everyone can have different characteristics and how differences make the world so beautiful. Come on, get the velcres, open the doors of the insect hotel and join this cheerful song of nature!
frequently asked questions
1. My child is afraid of bugs, will this book trigger him? Quite the opposite! The book portrays insects as cute, needing, and communicating with us friends. A snail with an air conditioner or a ladybug wanting a bathtub is the most effective way to break phobias and shape them into a cute form.
2. Why is the age range of the book kept wide at 0-6? It is a great visual and tactile stimulus (velcro) book for the 0-2 age period, but it turns into a game that requires higher-level cognitive skills such as "finding the right room by keeping the clues in mind" for the 3-6 age period. Is the velcro durable? Yes. As with all books in the "hello" series, the velcro figures are designed with a durable structure suitable for little hands to remove and attach many times, and can be used for many years.