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Jack and the Beanstalk
₦2,500.00An entertaining retelling of the story of Jack and the beanstalk. Ideal for bedtime reading
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Learn To Write
Learn to Write is filled with activities to practice pencil control, line tracing, letter formation, and more, providing the perfect foundation for a lifetime of writing.
Children can engage in activities to master a variety of skills such as line tracing, pencil control, letter and basic number formation, and freehand writing all while practicing and improving fine motor skills.
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