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The My Small Chart series by Bookford Publications is a vibrant and educational collection designed to engage young learners and make learning exciting. This set of three charts — My Body, Transport, and Tables — helps children explore important concepts in a fun and interactive way. Whether learning about their own body, discovering different types of transport, or beginning to understand basic multiplication, these charts are a great way to introduce new ideas to children aged 2-5. With colorful illustrations and easy-to-understand labels, these charts will spark curiosity and support early childhood development. The My Body chart is a wonderful introduction to the parts of the human body. Through bright and engaging illustrations, children will learn to identify key body parts such as the head, hands, arms, legs, feet, and more. This chart helps children become familiar with themselves and their physical abilities. It promotes body awareness, encourages language development, and makes learning fun as kids begin to recognize and name different body parts. Perfect for parents and teachers to use during activities that encourage movement and self-discovery. The Transport chart takes children on an exciting journey through the world of vehicles and transportation. From cars and buses to bicycles, airplanes, and boats, this chart showcases a wide variety of vehicles that children are likely to see in their everyday lives. The bright, detailed images are paired with simple labels, helping children recognize and name different modes of transportation. This chart encourages curiosity about how we travel and introduces kids to the different ways people move from place to place, both on land and in the air. The Tables chart is a great way to introduce children to basic multiplication concepts. Featuring simple multiplication tables (such as 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, etc.), this chart helps children recognize patterns in numbers and lays the foundation for early math skills. With colorful visuals and repetition, the chart encourages kids to learn multiplication facts in a way that feels approachable and fun. It’s perfect for helping young learners start building a solid understanding of numbers and basic arithmetic.