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activity books for kids
Author_Merrill Rainey
build your own town
building and crafting activities
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construct your own buildings
create your own
creative construction for preschoolers
creative play for young builders
creative playtime
creative town building for kids
early childhood education
early concepts
educational play for young children
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fine motor skills
fold and glue construction
hands-on educational activities
imaginative play for toddlers
inspired by construction toys
interactive
lego
motor skills
motor skills enhancement activities
STEAM
STEM
STEM activity for kids
tactile building experience
Product details
- ISBN 9781250906861
- Weight: 505g
- Dimensions: 258 x 258mm
- Publication Date: 19 May 2025
- Publisher: Castle Point Books
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Pop out a world of wonder! Watch as young minds come alive as they pop out pieces, then fold and glue together buildings, vehicles, and friendly faces. Making a bustling town encourages hours of imaginative play - perfect for little architects and builders who love the tactile joy of building blocks and Lego-like toys.
Crafted by beloved children's book illustrator and author, Merrill Rainey, My First Town: A Building Block Book is where fine motor skills flourish and creativity awaits. Spark your child's imagination as they construct their very own settings and characters, fostering endless fun.
Growing up, Merrill Rainey spent most of his Saturday afternoons watching monster movies, drawing superheroes, and going on imaginary adventures with his siblings. Today, he is a cowboy-boot-wearing, award-winning illustrator, designer, and paper engineer. Merrill likes to experiment with art tools and uses marker, cut paper, or water soluble graphite to create his illustrations. Merrill lives in the historic town of Maumee, Ohio, with his editor (his wife), subject matter experts (his kids), and very opinionated coworkers (two pups, two goldfish, and some crabby hermit crabs).
