LITTLE NURSERY RHYMES OF LITTLE ANIMALS

“The Little Earthworm”, “The Ant Stung My Hand”, “Butterfly, Fly, Fly”, “Oh, the Snail! ", "Barbapou”, “I pee on the lawn”, “A spider on the floor”: 7 famous nursery rhymes to sing, dance and celebrate little creatures! Nursery rhymes: a discovery of sounds and language The benefits of listening to nursery rhymes are recognized in child development. Rhyming words, repeated rhythmically in songs, and the intonation and voice of the singing parent attract the attention of toddlers. In this way, they become familiar with the sounds and syllables of their language and try to imitate them. To help them acquire vocabulary and understand language! An independent reading This sound book includes a musical box with 7 buttons each triggering a 20-second listening session. With a simple press of the button, the child starts the song he wants to listen to. Reading the illustration and listening are then done simultaneously, ensuring that the work can be used independently.