Category: Libros
Fomentar el juego imaginativo y la libertad de expresión está en el corazón de nuestro renovado Libro de Actividades. Hemos rediseñado este libro con actividades completamente nuevas basadas en el aprendizaje socioemocional (SEL), reuniendo a todas nuestras criaturas para colorear, manualidades y juegos que ponen la creatividad de tu hijo en el centro.
My 4-year-old really got into the feelings check-in pages, and I love that they're all guided by simple, kind prompts. The mix of drawing and writing spaces kept him engaged for a solid 20 minutes, which is a win in our house.
My daughter loves the new SEL activities, especially the emotion check-in pages that help her talk about her feelings. The prompts for drawing and writing have sparked some really creative playtime moments.
The tracing and matching pages actually keep my kindergartner focused for a solid 20 minutes, which is unheard of in our house. I love that the SEL prompts give us something real to talk about afterward.
My 4-year-old asks for this book every single day—the SEL prompts actually get her talking about her feelings in a way she never did before. The mazes and drawing prompts keep her engaged for a solid 20 minutes at a time.
The coloring pages are a big hit with my little one, and I love how the new SEL activities give us talking points about feelings. It's already become our go-to for quiet afternoons.
The coloring pages paired with the breathing exercises kept my 6-year-old quietly engaged for almost an hour. I love how each activity feels like a little lesson in feelings without being preachy.
My kid actually asked to do the mindful breathing exercises again, which surprised me. The coloring pages are detailed enough to keep a 6-year-old engaged for a solid 30 minutes.
The sticker pages are perforated perfectly, so my kid can peel them off without tearing. We've spent three evenings already on the emotion-matching games, and she keeps asking for more.
My little one has worked through five pages already, and the drawing prompts actually sparked a conversation about feelings I never expected. The activities feel thoughtfully designed—not just busywork.
The tracing and drawing prompts kept my 4-year-old busy for a solid 20 minutes. Only wish there were more pages to fill.