If you are going to spend any time at all in a car this summer with children, it behooves you to have a few car games up your sleeve to amuse the back seat occupants when they become restless. But occupying the little ones, who can't read or even see out the windows, is more challenging. Fortunately, Jackie Silberg comes to the rescue with three volumes chock full of games to play with youngsters, many of which are designed, or can be adapted, for use in the car. The books are easy to use. They are each divided into categories such as car games, outside games, bedtime games, counting games, etc.
Illustrations are simple and easy to follow.
Whether you use them at home or on the road, these are games you are destined to play over and over again. Leo the tiger is sad. He is sad because he thinks he can t do anything right. He can t do all the things that his friends can do, things like read and write and draw and eat neatly. But Leo s parents know he is just a late bloomer, and that he will catch up to his friends in his own sweet time.