Super Sweet Big Book of Activity Fun! (Big Book of Activity Fun)

Going on a long road trip or stuck inside on a rainy day? This super sweet book of more than 250 activities will keep kids having fun—and learning important concepts like their ABCs—for hours! With punch-out-pieces, coloring pages, word searches, mazes, and more than 150 colorful stickers, Super Sweet Big Book of Activity Fun! will banish boredom forever!

Kids can practice drawing the letter O, and reinforce the lesson by drawing a step-by-step picture of an owl. They can learn about the frog, the toucan, and other creatures of the rain forest, and then find and place their stickers on a vibrantly illustrated scene on the next page. They can read all about fall holidays—and complete a word search featuring Thanksgiving words to help them remember everything they've learned.

Exciting activities, great games, and lively learning—Super Sweet Big Book of Activity Fun! gives every kid the chance to get smart!

Super Sweet Big Book of Activity Fun! gives every kid the chance to get smart with engaging activities, fun games, creative exercises and more—and theyll have so much fun they wont even know theyre learning!

Gary H. Koltookian is a professional copywriter and journalist who has written extensively within the world of computer games, medical devices, and magazine publishing. A native of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, he graduated from Penn State University where he received a Hearst Journalism Award for feature writing. Gary resides in Mission Viejo, California, with his wife Ming and pet rabbit, Coconut.

Sandy Phan is a project manager and editor at Walter Foster Publishing, Inc. She graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles with a bachelor of arts in American literature and a minor in education. Other works include ghost writing for Learn to Draw Like the Masters: Dragons, I Love Sea Creatures, I Love Zoo Animals, Reptiles Rule, and Cars & Trucks Rule. Sandy resides in Midway City, California.

Katelyn Burke is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley with a bachelor of arts in sociology. She served as assistant editor for the Berkeley Fiction Review and currently resides in San Francisco, California.