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Dobareh Benevis Vol. 5 by Fahimeh Seyyed Naseri

Series: Dobareh Benevis
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Author
Fahimeh Seyyed Naseri
Series
Dobareh Benevis
Product Type
Printed Book
Format
Paperback
Weight
100 g (3.53 oz)
Delivery date
Oct 27 — Nov 3
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Dobareh Benevis Vol. 5 by Fahimeh Seyyed Naseri

Description

Dobareh Benevis Vol. 5, authored by Fahimeh Seyyed Naseri, is a valuable educational resource presented in Farsi. This volume serves as a comprehensive introduction to writing the alphabet, providing an engaging and interactive way for children to strengthen their writing and math skills. The innovative wipebook format allows kids to practice writing the alphabet repeatedly, reinforcing their letter recognition and formation abilities. Whether used at home or in the classroom, Dobareh Benevis Vol. 5 offers an effective method for young learners to develop essential skills while having fun. Invest in this wipebook to empower your child with the tools they need to excel in both writing and math.

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Persian Title

کتاب وایت بردی دوباره بنویس 5 اثر فهیمه سیدناصری

ISBN

9789643072780

Target Age Group

Ages 3-5 – preschool activity

Activity Types & Focus

A whiteboard book to help children learn to write

Product Type & Format

Activity book with whiteboard pages

Additional information

Weight 100 g
Condition

New

Product Type

Printed Book

Genre

Education & Learning

Format

Paperback

Author Fahimeh Seyyed Naseri
Series Dobareh Benevis

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