My First Touch and Feel Picture Cards: Colors and Shapes

Expertly designed to develop early language and motor skills, discover exciting animals in this set of 16 colorful animal flash cards. Each card has a special touch and feel element to make learning fun for all the senses!

With a vibrant image on every flashcard, DK's sturdy picture cards make learning about colors and shapes ever so fun ! Talking points on the back of each card reinforce learning while helping to familiarise children with all sorts of shapes and colors - expect a new favorite by the time they’ve finished the pack once or twice! These flash cards for toddlers age 1 - 2 also help to encourage a love of language learning from the start, as each word is repeated in four additional languages as well as English – Spanish, German, French, and Chinese – with a handy pronunciation guide next to each word. 

Celebrate your child’s curiosity as they:

   • Grow their language skills and learn animal vocabulary
   • Introduces kids to foreign languages from across the Globe, with simple words in English, Spanish, German, French, and Chinese on the cardbacks
   • Expertly designed to develop early language skills, boost information processing skills and help increase attention span 
   • An easy to carry boxset of 16 picture cards, perfect for on-the-go learning!
   • Strong and sturdy cards, made to put up with babies and toddlers

This set of My First Colors and Shapes flash cards contains an additional card for parent guidance with tips for creative learning games for you and your little one to share. Introduce your little one to their new favorite color with this set of amazing touch and feel flash cards!

More in the Series

Looking for more picture cards to keep little ones entertained, and help them grow? Well look no further! Grow your toddlers vocab with My First Words Picture Cards, or teach them all about colors and shapes with My First Things That Go!

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