Play Smart Early Learning Challenging: Age2-3

Packed with 70 pages of activities, this bestselling workbook includes over 90 stickers and a wipe-clean activity board. Adorable illustrations and super-fun challenges build confidence and important preschool skills.

National Parenting Product Awards (NAPPA) Winner

Play Smart Early Learning is the perfect activity book to promote early learning for ages 2 and 3. An engaging variety of fun-first, age-appropriate activities include tracing, cutting and pasting, coloring and picture puzzles. The challenges become gradually harder as children move through the book, building confidence and important skills such as fine motor coordination, problem solving, and social skills. The activities are thoroughly entertaining, building a foundation for lifelong learning! Reward stickers for completed activities keep little learners highly motivated.

All Play Smart workbooks are known for:

A kid-tested, time-tested educational method developed and fine-tuned over 60 years. Age appropriate activities carefully designed to target each age group. The instructions and activities gradually increase in difficulty. A wide variety of activities help children strengthen critical thinking skills and creativity, empowering them to solve practical problems on their own while holding their interest. "To Parents" sections explain the effective ways for parents to support children's learning. The Play Smart Series has won National Parenting Product Awards, Family Choice Award and Mom's Choice Awards(R).

About the Author
Gakken is the number 1 educational publisher in Japan. Founded in 1946 by Hideto Furuoka, the mission of Gakken has always been to produce fun-first, educational materials for children.

Gakken is well-known to Asian families for its bestselling workbooks. Gakken is also well-respected in academic circles - publishing popular teaching materials for preschools, kindergartens, and primary schools. In addition to its substantial publishing business, Gakken also runs 18,000 learning centers called "Gakken Classrooms" and operates nursery schools - all inspired by the successful formula used in their workbooks.