Best Selling Books by Annie Kubler

Presents a classic nursery rhyme accompanied by illustrations showing how to form the American Sign Language signs for each word. On board pages.

Novelty book with finger puppet.

An illustrated version of the classic children''s rhyme with hand motions to help your child develop a basic sign vocabulary.

Dragón sólo quiere refrescarse y divertirse un poco, pero cada vez que lo intenta provoca un desastre. Por suerte, encuentra a unos amigos que necesitan justamente lo que él mejor sabe hacer. Con estos libros interactivos el niño puede jugar y divertirse a la vez que se sorprende con los mecanismos que descubrirá en cada página. Dichos mecanismos son sencillos y muy duraderos y sólo tiene que utilizar sus dedos para empujar, girar o estirar. ¡Ha llegado la hora de jugar!

"Help your child to develop a basic sign vocabulary by singing familiar nursery rhymes while signing along!"--P. 4 of cover.

From rattling raindrops to eeky, squeaky mice, babies explore the sense of hearing.

There''s a little mixed up stranger in the forest, who doesn''t quite know what he is. Just as he finds out, everything changes and he must adjust to his new identity. Great for discussing identity and belonging.

An illustrated version of the nursery rhyme with hand motions to help your child develop a basic sign vocabulary.

Put your finger in the bunny''s head and get talking about time to eat.

Put your finger in the puppy''s head and get talking about time to play.

Hector loves his food, but hates exercise. Could this be why he is so unfit and out of shape? Luckily, his friend Margo knows exactly what to do!

The reader is invited to count, by manipulating a string of ten movable beads, the number of items Danny brings to his new house. On board pages.

Children are able to communicate by signing before they develop the skills necessary for speech. By teaching simple sign language to children from as young as eight months, we can help them to convey their emotions and their needs. When children begin to talk, having sign language to fall back on provides a comforting safety net. Add to the fun of signing by singing well-known nursery rhymes and songs. Even proficient speakers will long enjoy signing to a favourite song or rhyme. Simple and clear signing instructions allow anyone to join in.

Alligator, presented in the form of an interactive finger puppet, refuses to help Crocodile with daily chores.

Children love using beads to solve problems. With this book it is intended that they learn to apply their skills about the house - Albert moves to a new house; the Counting Kids are helped to add and to subtract; and using cube beads they can explore how tall, high, wide and long.