Form and colour are handled together in this oversized board book, with circles, squares and triangles appearing across a spectrum of bright tones rather than in isolation.
Teaching the two concepts side by side gives a child more to say about a picture than either would alone: a shape can be named, and so can the colour it is printed in. Matching and identification tasks run through the spreads, asking a reader to spot the same form in a different hue or to find every item sharing a colour. That comparison work is the beginning of visual discrimination, and it happens here without any sense of testing.
How it is put together:
• Basic geometric forms introduced alongside a full range of colours
• Matching tasks that ask a child to compare rather than simply repeat
• Bright, flat colour printing that keeps each example easy to distinguish
• A large board format suited to shared use at home or in a classroom
Made for toddlers and pre-schoolers, and a practical addition to any early years collection. Available at Boipoka.