At the age of one and a half to two years, it is possible and necessary to instill in children an interest in reading. At the same time, it is important to select publications that, in an easy playful way, develop attention, imagination and replenish the baby's vocabulary. In addition, books at two years old should be bright, colorful with a lot of pictures.
Instructions
Step 1
Matt Wolfe, My Big Book with Windows. There are no stories written in this colorful book, this is an illustration book. Matt Wolfe drew funny bunnies and their friends who frolic in the playground, harvest, study, read books and do many other things. Each page has windows that children of all ages open with interest. With the help of the book, you can easily and cheerfully learn about what colors, shapes and much more are.
Step 2
Axel Scheffler, Chick and Breeks. This author has a whole series of books about the bunny Chika and the mouse Brika, who play, quarrel and make peace like real children. Simple and kind stories, a minimum of text, colorful illustrations are designed for the smallest children.
Step 3
Thierry Laval and his Find and Show series. These are books with five fold-out panoramas, in which more than a hundred details are drawn for searching. The series includes such books as "Transport", "Animal World", "Nature", and others. Adults can not only talk about drawn people, animals, and phenomena, but also come up with whole plots.
Step 4
Reading at two years old will be a joy to the child along with the series "Fluffy Friends" by Elena Kmit. These are small-format books with thick cardboard pages and bright pictures. There are three books in the series - "Barsik kitten", "Byasha" lamb, "Bobik puppy". It will be convenient for a child to hold such a book in his hands, turn the pages and listen to how a kitten, a puppy and a lamb explored the world around them and got acquainted with different animals.
Step 5
In the books of Elena Kmit from the series "Lados" there are not only funny poems, but also tasks for the development of fine motor skills. Children will learn how to use their fingers to imitate ducks, lock their fingers, clap their hands, point fingers, knock on the door and more.
Step 6
If a child loves to play with cars, then the publication of the Italian author Richard Scarry "A Book about Cars" will come in handy. Thanks to this book, you can learn how cars help you travel, build houses, transport food, help in fires. Each page depicts many different cars - big, small, real and imaginary (for example, a banana car, or a cucumber car).
