I love the books I found inside my Usborne consultant kit. My favorite books was Usborne 1,000 Things That Go. This book is perfect for children of all ages.
I couldn’t run a business because I didn’t have the time to work on it. With Charlie is homeschooling I’m thinking I may restart my business.
You can promote Usborne Books & More online. When I’m teaching Charlie. Or we can give the books as Gifts. I know when people see them they will order more books.
I can ask them to host parties for me. Most of my friends have small children.
If people make a purchase I will make a percentage from the books they purchase. People will give the book as Gifts. If no, one ordered other than myself I would still get a discount.
This week were reading Usborne 1,000 Things That Go. which is broken down into different categories. Charlie and I read a section a day.
Charlie will be able to practice reading by reading and can use the book as a model for art.
We can use the pictures for math. Charlie can count the different colors of cars or motorcycles.
When Charlie finishes math I can take words from the bookand create a spelling list. I can give Charlie writing prompts. Charlie can create a story to share with his dad.
Once David takes a look I know David will want to read Charlie to tread this book to him.
I’m sure this will lead to quite a few questions from Charlie. Creating quality father son time for them. Allowing them to bond with each other.
Usborne Book 1000 Things That Go
Hardback A Beginners Book of Animal Word/Picture Identification
This thrilling word picture book probably contains every type of vehicle you’ve ever seen – and lots that you haven’t. From Roman chariots to racing cars, there really are a thousand things that go to discover. A great way to learn to identify words and match them with their images.
Sam Taplin
Biographical info
Sam Taplin has been in love with words for as long as he can remember. He’s written everything from a handbook for medieval knights to an encyclopedia of dinosaurs. He also works on poetry books, choosing poems for Usborne’s anthologies, which is so much fun that it feels strange getting paid to do it.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
