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The "My Small Chart" series from Bookford Publications is a vibrant and fun set of educational charts designed to help young children learn important concepts in a playful and engaging way. This set includes three colorful charts: My Body, Action Words, and Transport. Each chart is designed to introduce children to essential knowledge about their bodies, everyday actions, and the world of transportation, making learning both fun and interactive. The My Body chart is a fantastic way to introduce children to the different parts of their body. With bright, easy-to-understand illustrations, the chart teaches children how to identify body parts such as the head, arms, legs, eyes, nose, ears, and hands. It also explains the function of each body part, helping kids understand how their bodies work. This chart encourages children to develop body awareness and adopt healthy habits like exercise, hygiene, and taking care of their physical well-being. It’s a perfect tool for promoting self-awareness and body confidence in early learners. The Action Words chart helps children expand their vocabulary by introducing common verbs, or "doing words." Through playful and simple illustrations, this chart shows children performing different actions like run, jump, eat, play, sing, and more. By associating these action words with pictures of children carrying out these activities, the chart makes learning these verbs both easy and fun. It’s an excellent way to help kids build language skills, understand how action words are used in sentences, and encourage physical movement and interaction. The Transport chart introduces children to the world of transportation. Featuring colorful and clear images, this chart shows different types of transport such as cars, buses, bicycles, trains, airplanes, and boats. Children will learn how people travel from place to place and discover the various vehicles used in daily life. This chart helps children recognize modes of transport and understand their functions, whether it's traveling on the ground, in the air, or on the water. It’s a great way to broaden their understanding of the world around them.