Usborne Wipe Clean Activities Collection Dinosaur Activities By Kirsteen Robson

Introduce your child to hours of reusable fun with the Usborne Wipe Clean Activities 6 Books Collection Set by Kirsteen Robson — a playful, practical boxed-style book collection perfect for preschoolers and early learners. This brand new set combines bright artwork, simple puzzles and a special wipe-clean pen so children can practice again and again. Ideal for parents, teachers, and gift buyers looking for a durable, low-mess learning resource. What's included: Titles in this set: Dinosaur Activities, Zoo Activities, Things that Go Activities, Mermaid Activities, Spring Activities, Fairy Activities. Product details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781835409190. About the books and what children will do Each paperback in this childrens series is filled with age-appropriate tasks that build foundation skills — tracing, joining the dots, spotting differences, simple mazes and pen-control practice. The wipe-clean finish turns every page into a reusable activity sheet: complete an exercise with the special pen, wipe it off, and try again. This makes the collection a cost-effective, eco-friendly alternative to single-use worksheets. Highlights from each title Wipe-Clean Dinosaur Activities — Join the dots around Terry Pterodactyls wings, spot differences between Ivan and Isaac Ichthyosaurus, and draw to Minty Maiasauras babies before wiping the page clean. Wipe-Clean Zoo Activities — A zoo animal-themed book for drawing, counting, spotting differences, and tracing dotted lines with charming illustrations to engage young learners. Wipe-Clean Things That Go Activities — Vehicles and adventures combine with dot-to-dot pictures, mazes and tracing for developing fine motor skills and sequencing understanding. Wipe-Clean Mermaid Activities — Underwater puzzles featuring Coral, Blue and friends; perfect for imaginative play while practicing pen control. Wipe-Clean Spring Activities — Seasonal themes encourage counting, matching and observation skill