• Poke the dots while identifying full-color photos of familiar objects and colors (Frist Words includes apple, hat, ball, shoes, etc.; First Shapes includes a circular ball, triangular piece of pizza, and diamond-shaped kite, etc.; First Colors includes an orange carrot, a pink flower, a brown bear, etc.)
• Poke-a-Dot books encourage language development, color recognition, and fine motor skills
• Dots make different clicking and popping sounds depending on how they’re poked
• Makes a great gift for babies and toddlers, ages 1 to 3, for hands-on, screen-free play