Arty Mouse Tracing

by Robyn Gale, Brad Hunt (Illustrator), Mandy Stanley (Illustrator)

Overview

Complete pictures by tracing shapes and develop motor skills to get ready to write.

Packed with tracing activities on every page, children age 3 and up will be captivated as they concentrate on drawing vertical, horizontal, and curved lines to complete colorful pictures, at the same time developing important motor skills for learning to write. Watch them blossom as their creative skills and confidence grow.

With the addition of clear notes for parents, including practical learning milestones, Arty Mouse Tracing ticks the educational boxes as well as the one marked "fun!"

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781836160274
Publisher:	Gemini Books Group
Publication date:	03/18/2025
Series:	Arty Mouse Early Learning Activity Books
Pages:	56
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.02(h) x 0.24(d)
Age Range:	3 - 6 Years

About the Author

After living in Australia for most of her early years, Robyn Gale trained to become a primary school teacher and spent five years teaching down under before making the move to the UK. Her approach is simple - if content is engaging and visually stimulating, its educational worth and ability to inspire increases!

Brad Hunt gained a First-Class Honours degree in Graphic Design. He then spent five years in the publishing industry, designing a wide range of children's books including licensed products. He now works for a design agency. His illustration credits include the Arty Mouse series of Activity Books, 555 Sticker Fun Horses and Unicorns, and Ten Little Unicorns.

Mandy Stanley is an award-winning illustrator, author and designer who has published more than 200 picture, story and activity books for children. Before discovering her passion for writing and illustrating children's books, Mandy worked in the fashion industry, designing clothes, toys and nursery products. She still uses her 3D design skills, learnt from her fashion training, in the design of her books. Mandy is based in her studio in Suffolk, UK, and as well as working on her books, enjoys running workshops and talks for both primary and secondary schools.