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The My Small Chart series by Bookford Publications is a delightful and engaging collection designed to make learning fun for young children. This set of three colorful charts — Wild Animals, Good Manners, and Hindi Varnamala — is perfect for children aged 2-5. With simple, bright illustrations and easy-to-read text, these charts introduce essential concepts in a way that encourages curiosity and helps build early knowledge in language, social skills, and animal recognition. Each chart is thoughtfully designed to engage little learners and inspire them to explore the world around them. The Wild Animals chart introduces children to the fascinating world of wildlife. Featuring a collection of vibrant, easy-to-recognize illustrations of wild animals like the lion, elephant, tiger, and monkey, this chart helps children learn the names of animals they may see in books, zoos, or nature documentaries. Each animal is clearly labeled in simple text, helping kids connect the pictures with the words. This chart is not only a great way to build vocabulary but also sparks a sense of wonder and curiosity about the animals that roam the wild. Teaching children the importance of kindness and respect starts at a young age, and the Good Manners chart is a fun way to introduce this valuable lesson. With clear and friendly illustrations, this chart teaches kids essential polite phrases such as “please,” “thank you,” “sorry,” and “excuse me.” The simple text and visuals help children understand when and how to use these words in everyday situations. Encouraging good manners at an early age helps children develop strong social skills, making them more thoughtful, considerate, and respectful in their interactions with others. The Hindi Varnamala chart is an excellent introduction to the Hindi alphabet for young learners. Featuring the 46 letters of the Hindi script (consonants and vowels) along with colorful, easy-to-understand illustrations, this chart helps children begin to recognize and learn the letters of the Hindi language. Each letter is paired with a visual representation of an object or animal that starts with that letter, making it easier for kids to connect the letter to its sound and meaning. This chart is a great tool for parents and teachers who want to introduce their children to Hindi in a fun, visual, and interactive way.