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Play with Your Plate! (A Mix-and-Match Play Book)
Play with Your Plate! (A Mix-and-Match Play Book)
- ISBN 13:
9781419739071
- ISBN 10:
1419739077
- Format: Board Book
- Copyright: 04/14/2020
- Publisher: Harry N. Abrams
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Summary
Learn all about mealtime by mixing and matching foods in award-winning author/illustrator Judith Rossell’s interactive board book, Play with Your Plate!
From sushi to watermelon to tacos, there are so many foods for young ones to learn about! This clever novelty book is comprised of four mini board books, each making up a quarter of the plate.
Mix and match the four sets of pages to make healthy food choices and create more than 4,000 mealtime combinations! By playing the various games suggested in the book, little readers will also be able to hone their concepts of colors and shapes by creating plates with, for example, only red foods or triangles. So much fun to play with your plate!
“The possibilities are many . . . Adults can also use the book as a springboard for a playful conversation on food and nutrition.” —Kirkus Review
From sushi to watermelon to tacos, there are so many foods for young ones to learn about! This clever novelty book is comprised of four mini board books, each making up a quarter of the plate.
Mix and match the four sets of pages to make healthy food choices and create more than 4,000 mealtime combinations! By playing the various games suggested in the book, little readers will also be able to hone their concepts of colors and shapes by creating plates with, for example, only red foods or triangles. So much fun to play with your plate!
“The possibilities are many . . . Adults can also use the book as a springboard for a playful conversation on food and nutrition.” —Kirkus Review
