English Pre Primer Book for 2-5 Year Old Kids | 56 Pages Early Learning Book for LKG Children | English Language Practice for Beginners | Smart Books Publishers

Name : English Pre Primer Book for 2-5 Year Old Kids | 56 Pages Early Learning Book for LKG Children | English Language Practice for Beginners | Smart Books Publishers

Author : EDITONE INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD

Book Format : Paperback

Edition : Smart Books

Genre : Children's & Young Adult

ISBN : EDITONE INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD

Language : English

Pages : 51-100 Pages

Publish Year : 2022

Publisher : 2035

Reading Age : 2 - 5 Years

Sub Genre : Picture Books

The English Pre Primer Book for 2-5 year-old children is the perfect introduction to the English language for young learners. This carefully designed book aims to lay the foundational skills needed for early learning and language development, especially for children in the LKG (Lower Kindergarten) age group. With its vibrant illustrations, fun activities, and simple exercises, this book is a great way to start your child’s journey into reading, writing, and language comprehension in English.

At this crucial stage of a child's development, early exposure to basic English concepts can have a lasting impact on their ability to learn and understand the language. This Pre Primer book is designed to engage young children through playful activities that focus on letter recognition, phonetic sounds, and basic vocabulary, creating a well-rounded approach to learning English. By introducing the alphabet, simple words, and essential language concepts, it ensures that your child can start building essential language skills early on, preparing them for more advanced learning as they grow.

The book is specifically created for early learners, making it easy for them to grasp fundamental concepts such as letter formation, sound recognition, and basic vocabulary. With 56 pages of thoughtfully structured exercises, children can enjoy a variety of activities that teach them how to identify and

Country of Origin : India