Extreme Dot to Dot: Cats & Dogs

Vendor: MindWare
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Extreme Dot to Dot: Cats & Dogs
Exercise your left and right brains at the same time with these complex dot to dot puzzles. Intricate, challenging and wildly rewarding to finish, puzzles range from 400 to over 1,400 dots. Counting, mapping, and concentration are just a few of the educational benefits. Includes 32 puzzles with cat and dog themes, from different types, to their features and accessories, even more exotic types, and more. Includes 8 two-page spreads!

Kick Start Cognitive Development
Kick start your child's cognitive development with these amazing Extreme Dot-to-Dot Puzzle books. Reinforcing numbers and number order has never been so much fun!

Not Like Conventional Dot-to-Dots
Unlike conventional Dot-to-Dot puzzles that reveal too much of the picture and ruin the mystery, Extreme Dot-to-Dot Puzzles are intricate, and so challenging that when your child looks at a page, he will have no idea what the end result will be.

Up to 1,400+ Dots
Both your child's left and right brains will be exercised as he works to complete puzzles with 400 to over 1,400 dots. Some puzzles even cover a two-page spread - definitely not for the faint-hearted.

Not Just for Children
And not just for children. Many adults, myself included, find these books both provoking and relaxing, a treat for sluggish minds and weary bodies. 32 puzzles per book.

Please note: This book is designed from a secular point of view, so there isan image that is Halloween themed. If you or your student is uncomfortable using this page, feel free to use the key in the back to identify and skip any dot-to-dot that you are not comfortable with.
Features

Includes:
  • 32 puzzles per book
  • 400 to 1400+ dots per puzzle

    Educational Benefits:
  • Counting
  • Mapping
  • Concentration
  • Challenging & Rewarding

  • Publisher's Information
    Puzzles: 32
    Binding: Paperback
    Publisher: MindWare
    Printed in: USA
    Faith-Based: No