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Showing posts with label vehicles quiet book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vehicles quiet book. Show all posts

Thursday, February 4, 2016

Vehicles Quiet Book: The Fire Truck

My personal favorite pages of the Vehicles quiet book.

The fire-truck.


On the left page there is a cabin. 


Its door opens to reveal the driver. Can you guess who that is?

And the right page is so much fun. 
Pull the flap up ...


...to reveal the hose.


And of course the hose extends to extinghuish fires as needed. 

And there you have it - fire truck page. 

Want to make one yourself, a pattern for your own use (personal and commercial) will soon be uploaded to my Etsy shop. Do check it regularly or subscribe to this blog for news and updates.






Tuesday, February 2, 2016

Vehicles Quiet Book: The Numbers Train

The numbers train is coming to town.


The two pages aimed at teaching the child the numbers are made of felt, ribbons and beads.

The numbers can be put in the pockets. 
And taken out to develop fine motor skills. 


Older children can be challenged further by having the numbers unattached and allowing the child to make the correct sequence.

A pattern for your own use (personal and commercial) will soon be uploaded to my Etsy shop. Do check it regularly or subscribe to this blog for news and updates.



Thursday, January 28, 2016

Vehicles Quiet Book: Traffic Light and Car Quiet Book Page (BONUS: Free Pattern)

I started telling you about a quiet book for a little boy teaching him about the world of vehicles.

When he opens the book the first thing he sees is a car moving towards a traffic light hopefully respecting the speed limit.

On the left hand page stands the big traffic light. To a grown-up it might not be at all that exciting. Yet a child faces a puzzle. Which light goes on the red button? Yes, the red one! The page stimulates teaches colors and helps embed the idea of road safety and traffic rules in the child's mind through games. It also develops the fine motor skills by prompting the child to button the lights.

The car on the right hand page is also a puzzle. 


What makes the car move? The wheels! Why don't we help by buttoning them up.

Apart from fine motor skills this page helps the child develop their sensory perception by exposing them todifferent materials such as felt, ribbon, thread,plastic or wooden buttons.

And finally, it is my first quiet book here is a little treat for you to celebrate with me - the concept "art" with explanations what materials are employed. Images are scaled for an 8x8 inch (20x20 cm) page and you may use them as patterns for a quiet book you are making. A clearer pdf pattern as well as step-by-step instructions of the process are available at my Etsy shop. Note that these images are designed for your  PERSONAL use only. Should you wish to make and sell this quiet book page visit my shop and purchase the pattern and tutorial.






Want a quiet book just like this, please visit my Etsy shop