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Lebovitz, Dani

 
9781947001022: Let's Play with Our Food: My Fruit and Veggie Coloring Book

Synopsis

It's okay to play with your food! Let your fruit and veggie exploration begin with Let's Play with Our Food: My Fruit and Veggie Coloring Book, featuring characters from Where Do Bananas Come From? A Book of Fruits and Where Does Broccoli Come From? A Book of Vegetables. Filled with 52 playful fruit and veggie characters just waiting to be colored! Discover new fruits and veggies while having fun; you don't have to be in the kitchen to learn about food. Now put on your Food Explorer hat, grab your crayons or colored pencils, and dig in!

This coloring book features:

  • 26 playful fruit characters with fun facts
  • 26 playful vegetable characters with fun facts
  • 4 Food Explorers to color and name
  • 56 coloring pages in total on double-sided 50lb white paper
  • Large print format for small hands to color, 8.5 x 11in
  • You can even color the matte cover!

Even picky eaters will love this fruit and veggie coloring book! Introduce new foods in a fun, pressure-free environment while expanding your imagination with coloring!

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À propos de l'auteur

Dani Lebovitz, MS, RDN, also published as Arielle Dani Lebovitz, is a pediatric dietitian, children's author, speaker, and food education expert reimagining how kids learn about food. As founder of Kid Food Explorers, she brings together pediatric nutrition, child development, and learning science to create developmentally attuned children's books and hands-on resources. Dani is the author of ten children's books, including the Growing Adventurous Eaters(R) series, and co-author of Food Positivity: How to Ditch Diet Culture and Talk to Kids About Food. Her work is grounded in a simple belief: food is a learning environment, and kids are the meaning makers. Rather than simply telling kids what they should eat, her books invite them to wonder, investigate, build skills, and experience food without pressure or shame because how children experience food shapes their sense of self and how they learn to nourish themselves for life. Learn more at KidFoodExplorers.com and follow @kid.food.explorers.

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