Watch This! by Jane Godwin

Watch This! by Jane Godwin

Discover the joy of learning shapes through playful movement and vibrant photography.

Watch This! transforms learning into a vibrant adventure. Can you make a circle with your arms? Or a triangle with your fingers? Work together to make a rectangle or even a pyramid.

This captivating board book blends education with fun, promoting kinetic learning where children use their bodies to explore and understand different shapes. It's a method that not only fosters physical activity but also helps develop essential gross motor skills. By moving and positioning their bodies to create shapes, kids gain a better grasp of spatial relationships, geometric concepts, size, and patterns, all crucial for early math skills and foundational for future learning.

Combining playful activities with significant educational benefits, this board book is perfect for fostering early learning and physical activity in young children.

Bold and Playful: Celebrates movement, energy, pattern, color, and shape, tailored especially for the youngest readers.

Engaging Photography: A group of children twist, bend, and stretch to create various shapes, photographed against vibrant backgrounds.

Hands-On Learning: Encourages children to explore shapes using their bodies, fostering creativity and physical activity.

Perfect for Little Hands: Durable and sturdy, ideal for toddlers and young children.

Ideal for

• Families with young children who enjoy interactive and educational play.
• Parents and educators looking to support early learning and motor skill development.
• Classrooms and daycare centers seeking fun, collaborative group activities.
  

"In this inviting concept book, children use their bodies to make different shapes. Eye-catching photographs showcase gross motor skills in action. A kinetic celebration of body and mind."
- School Library Journal

JANET GODWIN is a study skills instructor at Oxford Brookes University in the United Kingdom, where she works for the Upgrading Study Advisory Service and the Dyslexia SpLD service. Janet is also the author of the book How to Organize Your Essay. Janet began teaching after a career in industry, and she quickly realized that certain students' performance was inconsistent. This piqued people's curiosity in dyslexia and other learning disabilities. Janet has worked with pupils in FE/HE to help them improve their study abilities, and her dyslexic students have taught her how to best serve THEM.