Sticker Playbook - Little Red Riding Hood

Sticker Playbook Princess Carriage is a double-sided play mat for toddlers, with learning activities, 50 reusable vinyl stickers and a fantastic illustrated short story about Daisy and her journey to the palace for the prince's ball. # The playmat folds away easily after playtime.# Your child can us [...]
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Sticker Playbook Princess Carriage is a double-sided play mat for toddlers, with learning activities, 50 reusable vinyl stickers and a fantastic illustrated short story about Daisy and her journey to the palace for the prince's ball. # The playmat folds away easily after playtime.# Your child can use the stickers with the activity pages to develop number and word recognition.# You can share the story, full of favourite fairytale characters, with your child whilst using the playmat to keep them engaged. Synopsis - Product detailsOn one side, a simple story accompanies an illustrated route that children can interact with using the stickers, which include the fairy tale characters of Rapunzel, Fairy Godmother and Prince Charming. The play mat can be turned over for kids to complete the sticker activities, covering words, colours, shapes and numbers. Both long concertina pages feature wonderfully detailed illustrations by Simon Abbott for young children to explore. Perfect for folding out on the floor, young children will enjoy playing and learning with Sticker Playbook Princess Carriage, one of our most popular fold-out books for toddlers. Excerpts from the story inside Princess Carriage Sticker Playbook: It's the day of the prince's ball and Daisy wishes she could go. Suddenly in a swirl of stars her fairy godmother appears! A witch stands outside her house. She asks Daisy if she would like some sweets. "No thank you," Daisy says. Fun word, colour, shape and number activities for kids: # Test your fairy tale knowledge and place the correct character names next to the illustrations.# What colour is the dragon?# Find the stickers of the objects and place them on their matching shapes. For example, 'The clock tower is a triangle'.