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Learning first words, shapes, and discovering all the colors of the rainbow has never been as fun as it is with this set of three early-learning Poke-a-Dot® board books from Melissa & Doug! See the pictures, say the words or name the shapes and colors, and poke the irresistible buttons on every page to hear satisfying “clicks” and “pops.” These sturdy 10-page interactive board books invite kids to pop along as they explore full-color photographs of familiar objects and their names, such as red shoes, a yellow banana, and toy blocks; a circular ball, triangular piece of pizza, and diamond-shaped kite; or an orange carrot, a pink flower, and a brown bear! Poke-a-Dot® books help encourage language development, shape and color recognition, and fine motor skills. Patented Pop-a-Tronic™ technology lets kids one and older discover different popping sounds by poking the dots from the front or the back, with pages raised or flat!

• 3 Melissa & Doug Poke-a-Dot 10-page interactive sturdy board books with buttons to press and “pop” on every page: First Words, First Shapes, and First Colors
• Poke the dots while identifying full-color photos of familiar objects and colors (Frist Words includes apple, hat, ball, shoes, etc.; First Shapes includes a circular ball, triangular piece of pizza, and diamond-shaped kite, etc.; First Colors includes an orange carrot, a pink flower, a brown bear, etc.)
• Poke-a-Dot books encourage language development, color recognition, and fine motor skills
• Dots make different clicking and popping sounds depending on how they’re poked
• Makes a great gift for babies and toddlers, ages 1 to 3, for hands-on, screen-free play

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Poke-A-Dot: First Words

Learning first words has never been so fun! See the pictures, say the words, and poke the irresistible buttons on every page to hear satisfying clicks and pops. This sturdy 10-page interactive board book invites kids to pop along as they explore full-color photographs of familiar objects and their names, such as red shoes, a yellow banana, and toy blocks! Poke-a-Dot books help encourage language development, color recognition, and fine motor skills. Patented Pop-a-Tronic technology lets kids one and older discover different popping sounds by poking the dots from the front or the back, with pages raised or flat!

Poke-A-Dot: First Shapes

Shapes can be found all around! See the pictures, name the shapes, and poke the irresistible buttons on every page to hear satisfying clicks and pops. This sturdy 10-page interactive board book invites kids to pop along as they explore full-color photographs of familiar objects and their shapes. The gift is a square, the egg is an oval, and the slice of pizza is a triangle! Poke-a-Dot books help encourage language development, shape and color recognition, and fine motor skills. Patented Pop-a-Tronic technology lets kids one and older discover different popping sounds by poking the dots from the front or the back, with pages raised or flat!

First Colors

From an orange carrot and a red strawberry to a pink flower and a green leaf, kids will love discovering all the colors of the rainbow in everyday objects! See the pictures, name the colors, and poke the irresistible buttons on every page to hear satisfying clicks and pops. This sturdy 10-page interactive board book invites kids to pop along as they explore full-color photographs of familiar objects and their colors. Poke-a-Dot books help encourage language development, shape and color recognition, and fine motor skills. Patented Pop-a-Tronic technology lets kids one and older discover different popping sounds by poking the dots from the front or the back, with pages raised or flat!

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A rainbow of ribbons magically appear when you open the pages of this innovative book! Toddlers will love listening to the charming story and seeing a different colored ribbon with the turn of each page. The last page is sure to delight with all the colors of the rainbow. What a fun way to learn colors! .

• What Makes a Rainbow?' is an fun and colorful way to teach your young one about colors
• This whimsical book was written by Betty Ann Schwartz, and illustrated by Dona Turner
• The sturdy book measures 7-1/4'' x 6-1/2''
• Manufactured by Bendon Publishing International, provider of entertaining, high quality books and activities for children

User questions & answers

Question:	Does this edition include the color 'violet' or 'purple'? the image shows violet, which is what i'd prefer
Answer:	This edition does include the color violet.
Question:	Does this edition include the color 'violet' or 'purple'? the image shows violet, which is what i'd prefer
Answer:	Yes
Question:	how can I purchase what makes a rainbow? by betty schwartz
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Piggy Toes Press by Bendon

Piggy Toes Press has a history of innovation in children’s board, gift, activity, and novelty book publishing dating back to 1976. Now an imprint under Bendon, Piggy Toes continues to break new ground with original formats and unique content. Bendon’s Piggy Toes titles focus on an interactive approach to storytelling and engaging children's imaginations. Our books include new stories with brilliant illustrations and retellings of classic tales with novel formats and new, original artwork.

What Makes Rainbow?

A Magic Ribbon Book.

Hungry Little Lizard

Peek & Counting Book.

No, No Dinos!

A Pull & Peek Counting Book.

Peanut & Grape

Rhyming & Learning.

Ten Wishing Stars

A Countdown to Bedtime Book.

Ten Little Ladybugs

A Counting & Learning Book.

On The Farm

An Interactive Barnyard Book.

Under Construction

An Interactive Learning Book.

The Icky Sticky Frog

An Interactive Learning Book.

Who Stole the Cookie from the Cookie Jar?

A Countdown to Ten Storybook.

The Right Shoes for Me

A Tie, Buckle & Zip Shoe Book.

Who Do You Love?

A Touch and Feel Bok.

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A Handful of Liftoff Design Principles by Diana Larsen and Ainsley Nies

Each development effort is unique, so every liftoff is unique. As a planning group member, design your liftoff for the combination of attributes at hand. Consider the nature of the product, the nature of the work, and the people. Take into account the known and unknown. Think about the work environment and the circumstances driving delivery.

Here’s where it gets tricky and where you’ll need to get agile when you’re working on a liftoff design. There is no cookie-cutter approach, standard recipe, or a best practice template. Your unique team characteristics will drive many of the design decisions.

When you design a liftoff, your planning outcomes guide format choices. Planning influences how you develop the flow. You design how to start and how to end, and make other format choices that fit in-between. Select design elements to establish a rich atmosphere for effective communication. Base your selections on your planning group’s intention for the liftoff. Use the following handful of design principles to guide your handiwork.

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The best liftoffs create a sense of ownership of the outcomes. Create a liftoff design where all participants engage as owners in the process. Their sense of ownership helps sustain commitment to outcomes. It influences the work until final delivery.

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Only include activities in the liftoff that have a real work purpose. Liftoff participants engage best when they focus on relevant activities. Choose agenda items related to achieving the liftoff intentions and outcomes.