This alphabet book that introduces animals. One animal is introduced for each letter of the Arabic alphabet.

Educational experts and psychologists agree that childhood is the most important stage in a human’s life, when a person acquires values and customs, and forms his personality. Education at this stage prepares children to face their growth needs later in life, and what is learned at this age remains rooted in their minds until adulthood.
Further, scientists agree that using more than one sense during the learning process affirms the ideas and information in a learner’s mind. The senses are humans’ first gateways to the world and environment around them, and they are the means by which humans acquire information and knowledge.
From these concepts, the Look and Learn series uses words and colorful pictures as tools to gain children’s attention and stimulate their minds to move forward and discover more.
This series is easy to use, with words and explanations beside each picture in the book. The subjects of the images are taken from the child’s environment, portraying everyday objects, animals, machines and other items children interact with regularly. The series deals with opposites and synonyms, colors, classifying and grouping things, and other essential concepts crucial to building logical thinking in children.
This series urges children to seek more knowledge as their skills and abilities grow. The type and level of information is suited to a child’s age and intellectual skills at that stage. The series helps children get organized and trains them in noticing, testing and drawing conclusions. Crucially, it helps them connect what they learn with their environment, encouraging them to use their senses and the stimuli around them as a means to gain more knowledge.

With this book:

• Help your child learn numbers and counting.
• Point at a picture and teach your child a new word.
• Learning is made dynamic and exciting at an early age.
• This book is suitable for children between the ages of 6 months and 3 years, and can still be used after this age as a book children read on their own.

This is an excellent introduction to a wonderful world of stories that has amused children over many generations. The stories are colorful and exciting, employing a simple, light style to attract children’s attention and make them happy. It is recommended that these stories are read aloud to 3-5 year old children, or that children 6 years and above read the stories to themselves.

Mimi wanted, more than anything, to have straight hair instead of stubborn, curly hair. Her mom said it was not age-appropriate to get hair straightened, so Mimi went to bed a little upset and had a dream. What happened in the dream?