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All Better Board Book with Reusable Stickers All Better! is an engaging and interactive board book by Henning Lohlein that brings a playful and comforting experience to young readers. The story follows a group of lovable animal friends who each experience a minor injury. With the help of reusable bandage stickers, children can “help” by placing the bandages on each character, reinforcing empathy, problem-solving, and nurturing behavior. The book promotes hands-on engagement, fine motor skills, and early language development in an exciting and meaningful way. Ideas for Using All Better! in Play and Learning 1. Speech & Language Development Expanding Vocabulary: Introduce new words like “hurt,” “bandage,” “fix,” and “better” while discussing each character’s injury. Action Words: Use words such as “stick,” “place,” “help,” and “heal” to describe what is happening. Sentence Building: Encourage children to describe the characters’ injuries and how they can make them “all better!” WH-Questions: Ask questions like: What happened to the dog? Who needs a bandage? Where do we put the bandage? 2. Social-Emotional Learning Empathy & Caretaking: Discuss how the animals feel when they get hurt and how we can help others when they are sad or in pain. Role-Playing: Encourage children to act out being a doctor, nurse, or caregiver and pretend to treat their own stuffed animals. 3. Fine Motor & Sensory Play Sticker Placement: The reusable bandages help strengthen fine motor skills as children peel and place them. Sensory Exploration: Let children touch and feel real bandages, comparing textures and discussing their uses. 4. Gross Motor & Movement Activities Pretend Play Bandaging: Provide real or toy bandages so kids can practice wrapping them around dolls or stuffed animals. Action & Imitation: Have children act out getting a pretend injury and helping each other “get better” by role-playing. 5. Multi-Sensory Learning & Creativity Crafting Bandages: Have children decorate paper bandages and place them on drawings of animals or people. Dramatic Play Corner: Set up a small doctor’s kit with toy stethoscopes, bandages, and play medical tools to extend learning beyond the book. This book is an excellent choice for toddlers and preschoolers, offering a fun and interactive way to build early literacy, social skills, and hands-on learning. 

2 Products in 1 - Make the BEST multisensory learning sound and letters experience for children!   Laurie Berkner's Better Letters Songs & Music Videos The goal of Bjorem Better Letters™ Card Deck is to help kids learn their letters and all the different sounds those letters can make. Letter sounds are brought to life with kid-friendly Better Letters and example word images. English can be tricky: Bjorem Better Letters ™ teaches letters and sounds together to help teach early reading skills. Speech-language pathologists all over the world have been using the images in the Bjorem Speech ® Sound Cues to teach sounds to kids with HUGE success. We are excited to offer Bjorem Better Letters ™ to help teachers and parents teach letters and their sounds.  Songs/videos can be found on YouTube - May 3, 2024 Each Better Letter includes a Cue-Tip™ for placement and sound production tips Bjorem Better Letters is solving problems with traditional ABC learning tools  Information booklet breaks down parts of learning sounds and letters and is an excellent resource for parents and teachers regarding: Bjorem Better Letters with The Laurie Berkner Band Deck is 6 decks in one! Each deck in this six-song series is color-coded to correspond with music videos, providing a multisensory learning experience that supports letter recognition and phonemic awareness. "My two year old asked for more! He imitated hand motions and sounds. I am excited for him to learn his sounds and letters while having fun" - Bri, mom of 2 year-old   Bjorem Better Letters™ with The Laurie Berkner Band  Inspired by the original Bjorem Speech® Sound Cues, Bjorem Better Letters™ contains six decks organized into one box, each seamlessly integrating with Laurie Berkner’s "Better Letters" songs for a harmonious blend of music and learning. Designed to enhance phonemic awareness and letter recognition, children are encouraged match Bjorem Better Letters™ cards with corresponding example words and pictures. Pair with songs to foster a rich educational experience. With 88 total cards featuring illustrations used in Laurie Berkner’s songs, this kit offers an engaging and memorable learning companion for young learners. Each deck is color-coded to correspond with specific "Better Letters" songs by Laurie Berkner, combining visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning styles to enhance the educational experience.  

Cluck Cluck Duck: A Lift-the-Flap Board Book Join Mama Hen on a delightful counting adventure in Cluck Cluck Duck—a playful lift-the-flap board book filled with farmyard fun and surprises! As Mama Hen watches over her eggs, little readers will count along as each fluffy chick hatches. But—uh-oh!—what’s this? One of the hatchlings is not quite like the others… it’s a duckling! With engaging rhymes, adorable farm animal friends, and interactive flaps to lift, this charming story introduces early learning concepts like counting, animal identification, and unexpected surprises in a fun and engaging way. Why Kids Will Love It: Lift-the-Flap Fun – Peek under each flap to reveal who’s hatching next! A Silly Surprise – A little duckling makes a big splash in Mama Hen’s nest! Early Learning Concepts – Reinforces counting, number recognition, and farm animals in an interactive way. Rhyming Storytelling – A catchy, rhythmic read-aloud perfect for little ones. Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, Cluck Cluck Duck is a joyful farmyard tale that brings learning and laughter to every page. Who will hatch next? Lift the flaps to find out! 🐥🦆 Would you like any additional focus on sensory elements or interactive play ideas? 😊

Good As New Board Book with Reusable Stickers Giraffe hurt his neck, and Elephant bumped her knee—but don’t worry! With a little help from young readers, they’ll feel good as new! This interactive board book features reusable stickers, allowing little ones to place bandages, casts, and wraps on their animal friends, promoting engagement, empathy, and early learning. Why It’s Perfect for Young Learners (Ages 3-5) Hands-On Play – Encourages fine motor skills as children peel and place reusable stickers. Social-Emotional Learning – Teaches empathy and caregiving by allowing kids to help animals feel better. Early Vocabulary Development – Introduces words related to body parts, healing, and emotions. Cause & Effect Learning – Helps children understand how small actions (like using a bandage) can bring comfort. Confidence & Independence – Kids take an active role in storytelling, making learning fun and personal! This durable, wipe-clean board book is perfect for little hands and can be used again and again—making it a wonderful addition to home, preschool, or therapy settings. 💛 Help your child become a little caregiver today! 💛

Good Game! Board Book with Reusable Sports Stickers Good Game! is an engaging and interactive board book that brings the excitement of sportsmanship and teamwork to young readers. As a group of cheerful  animal athletes play different sports, they experience small mishaps along the way. With the help of reusable sports-themed stickers, children can “assist” by placing the stickers on each character, reinforcing positive sportsmanship, problem-solving, and resilience. This hands-on book promotes fine motor skills, early language development, and social-emotional learning in a fun and meaningful way. Ways to Use Good Game! in Play and Learning Speech & Language DevelopmentExpanding Vocabulary – Introduce sports-related words like “goal,” “pass,” “cheer,” and “win.” Action Words – Use words such as “kick,” “throw,” “run,” and “help” to describe the characters’ actions. Sentence Building – Encourage children to narrate what’s happening in the game and how the characters can support each other. WH-Questions – Ask questions like: What sport is the bear playing? Who needs a sticker? Where should we place the sticker? 2. Social-Emotional Learning Teamwork & Encouragement – Discuss how players feel when they win, lose, or get hurt and the importance of cheering for others. Role-Playing – Encourage children to act out being a coach, teammate, or referee to practice good sportsmanship. 3. Fine Motor & Sensory Play Sticker Placement – The reusable sports stickers help strengthen fine motor skills as children peel and place them. Sensory Exploration – Let children touch and explore different sports balls, comparing textures and discussing their uses. 4. Gross Motor & Movement Activities Sports Imitation – Have children mimic different sports moves like throwing a basketball, kicking a soccer ball, or swinging a bat. Pretend Play Coaching – Set up a mini coaching session where kids “train” their stuffed animals or toys in different sports. 5. Multi-Sensory Learning & Creativity Crafting Jerseys & Medals – Have children decorate paper jerseys with their favorite team colors or create medals to celebrate teamwork. Dramatic Play Corner – Set up a small sports area with mini balls, cones, and a whistle to extend learning beyond the book.

Little Bear Needs Glasses is an adorable and interactive board book designed to help young children understand the concept of wearing glasses in a fun and engaging way. In the story, Little Bear notices that he has trouble seeing clearly. As he tries on different glasses with the help of his animal friends, children get to participate by using reusable sticker glasses to match Little Bear with the perfect pair. This hands-on activity encourages problem-solving, social-emotional learning, and fine motor skills while reinforcing the idea that glasses can be fun and helpful. Speech & Language Development Expanding Vocabulary: Introduce words like “glasses,” “see,” “blurry,” “clear,” “fit,” and “choose.” Describing & Comparing: Talk about different types of glasses (big, small, round, square) and how they look on Little Bear and his friends. Sentence Building: Encourage children to complete phrases like: Little Bear needs glasses because… These glasses are too… Which glasses do you like best? WH-Questions: Who wears glasses? Where do we put glasses? Why does Little Bear need glasses? 2. Social-Emotional Learning Self-Acceptance & Confidence: The book helps normalize wearing glasses and encourages children to feel positive about needing them. Empathy & Encouragement: Discuss how friends can help each other find what they need and how it feels to wear something new. Role-Playing: Have children pretend to be an optometrist, helping their friends or stuffed animals pick out glasses. 3. Fine Motor & Visual Perception Skills Sticker Play: Peeling and placing the reusable glasses helps with hand-eye coordination and precision. Matching Game: Use the stickers to match glasses to different characters, reinforcing visual discrimination skills. 4. Real-Life Connection & Pretend Play Try on Real Glasses: Let children explore different types of glasses frames (play glasses or old pairs without lenses) to see how they look and feel. Visit the Optometrist: Use the book to prepare a child who may need an eye exam by explaining what happens when someone gets glasses. Dramatic Play Area: Set up a pretend “eyeglasses store” with toy frames, mirrors, and a cash register for fun imaginative play. 5. Art & Creativity Design Your Own Glasses: Have children draw and decorate their own unique glasses and cut them out to “try on.” Color Sorting Activity: Print out pictures of different glasses and sort them by color, shape, or size.

Tractor, Tractor: A Lift-the-Flap Board Book Tractor, Tractor is a delightful, interactive board book that brings the lively world of The Funny Farm to life! Through playful lift-the-flap surprises, little readers will follow the adventures of two very different tractors—one big, one small—who learn that opposites can sometimes make the best team. As the story unfolds, young readers will discover humorous farm mishaps, cheerful animal friends, and the importance of working together. With engaging rhymes, colorful illustrations, and interactive flaps, this charming book encourages early learning concepts like opposites, teamwork, and problem-solving in a way that’s fun and easy to understand. Why Kids Will Love It: Lift-the-Flap Surprises – Peek under each flap to see what’s happening on the farm! A Story of Friendship & Teamwork – A heartwarming tale about how differences can bring friends closer. Farmyard Fun – Meet playful farm animals who add to the excitement of the day. Learning Opposites – Big vs. small, fast vs. slow—this book makes learning opposites interactive and engaging! Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, Tractor, Tractor is a read-aloud favorite that combines fun storytelling with hands-on discovery—making it an instant hit for little farmers-in-the-making! 🚜🌾

Get ready for a wildly fun and interactive adventure with Which Tail?! This engaging board book invites little readers to turn the wheel and match the correct tail to each animal—or get creative and pick the silliest tail they can find! With vibrant illustrations, playful text, and endless possibilities, this hands-on book encourages problem-solving, early decision-making, and imaginative play while reinforcing animal recognition and descriptive language. Which Tail? is the perfect companion to our Tail Sounds deck of cards, coming soon! Together, these resources make learning about tails and animal sounds even more exciting for kids, speech therapists, and educators. Speech & Language Development Expanding Vocabulary: Introduce words like “long,” “short,” “fluffy,” “scaly,” “wiggly,” and “spiky.” Describing & Comparing: Talk about tail textures, shapes, and how different animals use their tails. Sound Play: Pair with the Tail Sounds deck to mimic and identify animal sounds as children spin to pick a tail. WH-Questions: Which tail belongs to the tiger? What would happen if a fish had a monkey tail? Why do animals need tails? Creativity & Imaginative Play Silly Tail Combos: Encourage kids to mix and match tails to create funny new animals and make up stories about them. Make Your Own Animal: Have children draw a new creature with a tail of their choice. Role-Playing: Pretend to be different animals and act out how they move their tails! Motor & Cognitive Skills Spin & Choose: Turning the wheel helps with fine motor coordination and decision-making. Sorting & Matching: Pair the book with real-life animal figurines or flashcards to match tails correctly. Multi-Sensory Learning (with the Tail Sounds Deck!) Listen & Move: Make the animal sound and act out how an animal uses its tail (e.g., swishing, wagging, or curling). Texture Play: Provide fabric or textured materials (fur, feathers, scales) for a sensory tail-matching experience.