Pocket-sized family guides suggest things to look for in the community and offer a few questions to help parents engage children in conversation and critical thinking.
Line drawings on the cover define the topic to reduce dependence on literacy – and add charm to the materials.
A companion pocket-sized guide to visual vocabulary explains the meaning of different kinds of lines, shapes, colors, etc. and helps parents expand their own observation and questioning skills.
LLF’s pocket-sized materials are effective separately and powerful together.
Here is a sampling of the more than 20 topics.
A Hunt for Animal Homes
Man-made vs animal made homes
Doorways
Exploring entrances and exits
Furniture Fun
Exploring thin and thick shapes
What moves
Transportation clues in the neighborhood