Twitterpated Magic of Christmas Busy Book (Personalized Magic of Christmas – Name and Age Page)

Description

• Add a special touch to your Magic of Christmas Book with a personalized name and age page
• Encourage name and age recognition for your pre-schooler
• Two back to back page that can be easily added into any of your Twitterpated books
• Hand made from quality felt polyester material
• Maximum 8 letters per personalized book

Ignite the Magic of Christmas with this charming special edition busy book. Featuring 8 exciting themed pages to get your little ones into the Christmas spirit and geared up for the big day! How to Play – Build a Santa: Santa is not feeling like himself lately, can you help to put him back together? (Puzzle and fine motor play – snap on buttons, buckles, zips, threading) – Frosty the Snowman: Lucky Frosty has quite a collection of hats and mittens. Can you help to match them up for him? (Fine motor skills, colour matching and imaginary play) – Tree Stacking and Reindeer Pals: Time to put up the tree! Looks like our reindeer pals are also keen to help! (Puzzles, ordering size, finger puppets, imaginary play) – Christmas Laundry: Oh no! Santa’s laundry has really piled up. Can you pop them in the washing machine? Don’t forget to hang them up to dry once they’re ready! (Fine motor play, imaginary play, buttons, pegs) – Penguin Snacks: Our hungry penguin would like some fancy snowball treats. Can you help feed them to him? How many stars are on each of the treats? Oh! Looks like the fish he ate for breakfast is trying to escape! (Counting, Imaginary play, zips, cause and effect) – Bowtiful Rudolph: Rudolph ran into some Christmas decorations and has his antlers stuck in some bows. Can you help take them off? While you’re at it, feed him a juicy carrot, it will definitely help him see better at night! (Buttons, Zips, Imaginary play, counting) – Gingerbread House: Decorate your very own gingerbread house with the shape jellies inside! Can you name the shapes? (Shapes, fine motor play, velcro, snap buttons) – The Night Before Christmas: It’s the night before Christmas. Time to hang up the stockings and stack up the presents with care. Make sure you stack them from largest to smallest so it doesn’t topple over! (Size, fine motor play, imaginary play)