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This board book helps the youngest children recognise and understand basic emotions: joy, fear, sadness, anger and disgust. Its approach is based on the world-renowned educational method of Maria Montessori,...
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Author
Chiara Piroddi
Publisher
Napraforgó Kiadó
Year of publication
ISBN
9786155724725
Sizes
160 x 160mm
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This board book helps the youngest children recognise and understand basic emotions: joy, fear, sadness, anger and disgust. Its approach is based on the world-renowned educational method of Maria Montessori, which puts the child's natural development and independent discovery first.

Through true-to-life situations and clear illustrations, the book presents emotions so that little ones can more easily identify their own feelings in everyday life. It is a useful tool for both parents and teachers supporting the early development of emotional intelligence.

Recommended for children aged 0 to 2, the book approaches the world of feelings in an interactive and playful way, encouraging healthy emotional development and self-expression.

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