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A new series of developmental workbooks for the youngest children featuring their favorite character, Chevostik. Thanks to the "Learning to Glue" workbook, children will learn to neatly glue different shapes onto marked areas on a page, glue pictures together by precisely aligning lines, and create simple appliqués. To use the workbook, children need to be able to cut, but if your little one hasn't mastered this skill yet, you can help them cut out the details. Key features of the series: — Thoughtfully designed tasks that gradually increase in difficulty. — A favorite character who makes discovering new things much more fun. — Workbooks are structured using the micro-step principle, which helps children master skills without stress. — These aids will help children easily learn to cut, glue, color, and draw, even if they have never done so before. — Each task is a small game, making it engaging for children and preventing boredom. How to use the workbook: — Read to your child about who Chevostik is. Together, look at him carefully, and then move on to the tasks. — Do not leave your child alone during lessons; otherwise, the desired result will not be achieved. The child will lose interest, and it will be much harder to bring them back to the lessons. — We recommend deciding in advance how many tasks your child will complete (e.g., one or two pages). It's helpful to redirect your child's attention to something else when they still want to work with the workbook. In this case, the child will gladly agree to continue lessons the next day and will look forward to it. — Try to engage in a good mood and turn the learning process into a game. Then the child will love learning and will experience fewer difficulties with it in the future. — If the child does something wrong, do not scold them or force them to redo it. Find something to praise the child for (e.g., "I see how hard you tried!"), and then point out the shortcomings and show them by your example how to do it correctly. — If the child does not understand what they are supposed to do, help them: start performing the task yourself, and then ask the child to continue. — Remember that everyone has their own developmental path. If your child is older than the age indicated on the workbook, but a certain skill is not easy for them, this is no reason to panic and force them to complete more difficult tasks. Start from the beginning, give the child the opportunity to master the basics and feel confident in their abilities, and you will see how quickly they catch up and surpass their peers. About the series: The "Chevostik. First Skills for Toddlers" workbook series is designed for children aged 2 and up and aims to develop key skills that a child will need for further learning. With the help of the workbooks in this series, children will learn to cut, glue, draw, color, navigate mazes, and draw lines, and will develop fine motor skills, attention, perseverance, logical, and creative thinking. Each task in the workbook is a small game. All exercises gradually become more difficult and are united by a common storyline, which increases the child's interest in the lessons. Something happens to Chevostik on every page; the child wants to know what will happen next and becomes engaged in the learning process. Who this book is for: For children aged 2 and up. For parents who want to gently and carefully develop important skills in their child.