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The "My Small Chart" series by Bookford Publications is a colorful and engaging collection designed to support early childhood learning in a fun and interactive way. This set includes three vibrant charts: My Body, Hindi Varnamala, and Vegetables. Each chart is designed to introduce young children to essential concepts such as body awareness, the basics of the Hindi alphabet, and the importance of healthy eating through vegetables. The My Body chart is a wonderful tool for teaching young learners about the different parts of their body. With bright, simple illustrations, this chart helps children identify and learn about body parts like the head, arms, legs, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, hands, and feet. It also introduces children to the functions of these body parts, helping them understand how they work. By using this chart, children are encouraged to take care of their bodies and develop healthy habits like personal hygiene, physical activity, and good nutrition. It’s a fun way for kids to connect with their bodies and build self-awareness. The Hindi Varnamala chart is a delightful way for children to learn the Hindi alphabet (Varnamala). This chart features all the vowels and consonants of the Hindi language, paired with colorful pictures of objects that begin with each letter (e.g., ? for ?????, ? for ??????, etc.). By associating each letter with a familiar object, this chart makes it easier for children to recognize and pronounce the Hindi letters. It’s an excellent tool for developing early literacy skills in Hindi and provides a fun, visual way for children to begin reading and writing in the language. The Vegetables chart helps children recognize and name a variety of vegetables, encouraging healthy eating habits from an early age. With clear, bright illustrations of vegetables like carrots, spinach, tomatoes, peas, and potatoes, this chart teaches children the names of these common vegetables. It also helps them understand the importance of including vegetables in their diet for good health. The chart not only builds vocabulary but also promotes the idea that eating healthy foods is important for growing strong and staying fit.