Blues Clues And You Water Wow Counting
$7.99
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This exciting and reusable activity book features friends and elements from Blue’s Clues & You! on four number and counting-themed reusable Water Wow! Boards. Pages in the spiral-bound book are white when dry, and reveal colors, pictures, and numbers when wet. Let the pages dry to erase, then color with water again and again! Search-and-find activities are included with each scene. The chunky-sized water pen is easy to fill, easy for small hands to grasp, and stores in the activity pad – making it a terrific travel toy. Blue’s Clues & You! promotes kindergarten-readiness, inspiring confidence, empowerment, and kindness in preschoolers as they develop their problem-solving, social, and developmental skills through play.
3 in stock
SKU (UPC): 0000772330015
Compiled by: Melissa And Doug
Binding: Spiral Bound
Published: July 2021
Publisher: Melissa & Doug
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