School is Cool! Play and Learn Games for Kids (9781682127629)



Help kids string school and cool in one sentence through this entertaining activity book. By bringing school home, your child will learn to love learning. The activities in these book cover different aspects of your child's mental, and even emotional, development. It's a complete package you don't want to miss out!


Product details

  • Paperback | 50 pages
  • 216 x 216 x 3mm | 109g
  • English
  • Illustrations, color; Illustrations, color
  • 1682127621
  • 9781682127629


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