Журнал "Тибо" на ферме, с которым можно играть, издательство Альпина. Дети
🔴Интересный формат: его можно читать, рассматривать и выполнять задания 🔴Журнал тематический, все задания на тему фермы 🔴Задания многоразовые: можно сделать поделку, играть с вырезанными карточками, считать и отвечать на вопросы, изучать тему
Мы постоянно в поиске новых тетрадей и пособий, а эти журналы на разную тему можно купить комплектом ❤️ подумаем над этим, Тибо понравился 🐶#о
Журнал "Тибо" на ферме, с которым можно играть, издательство Альпина. Дети
🔴Интересный формат: его можно читать, рассматривать и выполнять задания 🔴Журнал тематический, все задания на тему фермы 🔴Задания многоразовые: можно сделать поделку, играть с вырезанными карточками, считать и отвечать на вопросы, изучать тему
Мы постоянно в поиске новых тетрадей и пособий, а эти журналы на разную тему можно купить комплектом ❤️ подумаем над этим, Тибо понравился 🐶#о
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