ABC Touch and Trace – A distinctive, quirky alphabet book using humorous sentences and colourful illustrations to introduce babies to the 26 letters. Young children can trace the shapes of the letters to familiarise themselves with how they look and begin to practise the hand-eye coordination skills required for writing. Talking about the pictures helps to familiarise babies with patterns of speech. Talking and listening go together and help lay the foundations for language development. Young children can trace the raised shapes of the letters of the alphabet to familiarize themselves with how they look and begin to practice the hand-eye coordination skills required for writing. Each letter is accompanied by silly sentences and illustrations like “A lobster on a lemon,” “An octopus in an office,” and “A yak doing yoga.” Talking about the pictures helps to familiarize babies with patterns of speech.
