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Baby Jesus is Here! A Really Woolly & Friends Christmas Story - Slightly Imperfect
The really cute, really popular Really WoollyTM series presents its latest: a heartwarming story that proclaims, "Baby Jesus is Here!" This adorable little board book features a die-cut cover and woolly little lambs for kids to touch and feel. Share the amazing story of the very first Christmas in this engaging format that tells the story through the experience of the animals in a sweet and simple language for your little ones. Board Book. Slightly Damaged.
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What is the round circle on each page?
Could you please explain whether it's a mirror (and if so, how that fits into the story), or a peek through slot (and if so, how that fits into the story? Thank you very much!
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No there isn't a mirror in this one.
The round opening provides an interactive experience on each page.
For eample, as the text says, "feel the sheep's soft wool", etc. there is a touch-and-feel area in the round opening that corresponds to both the text and the illustration of the sheep with touchable, 3 dimensional "wool" . The preschool aged child may enjoy a multi-sensory experience of hearing the text read aloud, seeing the pictures, and touching the enrichment areas provided. This is particularly useful for kinesthetic/ hands-on learners who may be engaged on multiple levels.
The round opening provides an interactive experience on each page.
For eample, as the text says, "feel the sheep's soft wool", etc. there is a touch-and-feel area in the round opening that corresponds to both the text and the illustration of the sheep with touchable, 3 dimensional "wool" . The preschool aged child may enjoy a multi-sensory experience of hearing the text read aloud, seeing the pictures, and touching the enrichment areas provided. This is particularly useful for kinesthetic/ hands-on learners who may be engaged on multiple levels.
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The round circle on the front cover is a hole which allows you to see the sheep's "wool" on the next page. Each successive circle in the book contains "fur" or "wool" for each animal mentioned.
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