*Disclosure: I am an Usborne Book Independent Consultant. I am absolutely obsessed with these books, both as a parent and as a former teacher!
On Monday I told you all about why I freaking LOOOVE Usborne books! LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOOOOVE! You can read all about that HERE. As for today, I have rounded up 20 of my favorite Usborne Books & More activity books for kids of all ages. There are so many it’s ridiculous! Ridiculously fabulous, that is! Love the sticker books? They are available in a TON of different varieties? Doodle books? There are more! Pocket books? More! Mazes? MORE! You get the picture . . . These activity books are a big part of building a brain bag, so you will want to familiarize yourself with them if you plan to virtually attend the event on Monday. Even if you don’t, I bet you can find something that tickles your fancy or the fancy of a kid that you know and love! Beat summer boredom with CREATIVITY! What a novel concept, right? 🙂
Here is the picture one more time for your reference with the listings below:
1. Write and Draw Your Own Comics
3. Sticker Dressing Heroes & Rescue Missions
4. 1001 Bugs to Spot Sticker Book
5. 50 Science Things to Make & Do
6. Drawing, Doodling, and Coloring for Boys
7. 200 Paper Planes to Fold & Fly
8. The Usborne Complete Book of Art Ideas
9. Animal Alphabet Activity Book
10. Pocket Fashion Drawing Book
11. The Usborne Book of Papercraft
13. Sticker Dolly Dressing: Fashion Long Ago
14. Big Maze Pad
15. Art Deco Patterns to Color
17. The Usborne Color by Numbers Book
18. Explore the World Activity Book
20. The Usborne Little Children’s Rainy Day Activity Book
Which one do you want to buy first??
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Marissa says
June 8, 2015 at 10:54 amThese look awesome… I will have to get my hands on a couple this summer to help the hours go by without so much screen time….
thanks for sharing!
Marissa
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Tanya says
June 11, 2015 at 4:13 pmWhat great resources! My kids are now teenagers, but I am a nanny to preschoolers. I will pass these on to the parents! Thanks for linking up to Small Victory Sunday Linkup.