eachers, especially those in nursery and pre-primary schools, know that it takes specialized learning aids to help children learn how to identify objects, develop eye-hand and fine motor coordination, improve attention span, and learn to focus on the activity in which they are participating. The aim of BEE CLEVER Activity Books Keeping these important learning factors in mind, a pre-school educator and counsellor has created a series of simple and stimulating activity books. These help develop the skills a child needs, plus contribute to the further development of the childs writing readiness. Pallavi Dalal - the creator of BEE CLEVER Activity Books - has spent over 25 years working with pre-school children. She says, There has been much thought, care, understanding, laughter and joy that has gone into creating these books. I can only hope that they will bring children many magical moments of learning, and spending time with each other in a happy and relaxed frame of mind. Two Important Factors While planning any activity for children, two important principles of learning are always uppermost in her mind: 1. I see and I remember. 2. I do and I understand. She has designed these books to develop differentiating and logical thinking skills in children and evaluate their interests in certain areas, without making them feel like they are being tested! How BEE CLEVER books are DIFFERENTObjects illustrated are those a child is generally familiar with.Instructions can be read to a child without having to simplify them.Illustrations are bold and clear for the child to see and work comfortably.Accurate use of grammar, punctuation and spelling.Each book in the series explains the value of doing that specific activity.Simple Dos and Donts create a win-win situation for the child. BEE CLEVER SERIES:Colouring 1Colouring 2Join the Dots 1Join the Dots 2MatchingMazes 1Mazes 2Numbers 1Numbers 2Odd One OutOpposites 1Opposites 2Pattern & Letter Writing 1Pattern & Letter Writing 2Phonics 1Phonics 2Shapes 1Shapes 2Story SequenceWhats Different?Whats Next?Whats Wrong? Illustrations by Pallavi Basu
