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Shapes and Colours Nursery 1
Shapes and Colours Nursery 2
Trace and Copy Letters Nursery 1
Trace and Copy Letters Nursery 2
Trace and Copy Numbers Nursery 1
Trace and Copy Numbers Nursery 2
Writing Skills Nursery 1
Witing Skills Nursery 2
Counting and Colouring for Nursery 1
Counting and Numbering
Literacy with Popular Rhymes
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Storybooks
A Birthday Surprise
₵30.00
Add to basketAkua and her mother had the same date of birth. Every year, her dad threw a party for them on their birthday and invited a few friends. This year, he had made them believe he didn’t have money for party. Akua, even though disappointed, sympathized with her father. This situation kindled an interest in here …
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A Voice From the River
₵30.00
Add to basketA voice came from the river. Sometimes it was loud and clear, but other times it was very soft. Only those who were good hearted and brave could hear it call out from the river banks. Hemaa was just such a girl and the voice poke lud and clear to her! Find out what Hemaa …
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He’s Guilty, Why Punish Me?
₵30.00
Add to basketIf there is anyone who hates obeying rules it is Adutwum. His parents are at their wits’ end how to get their son to conform to rules of good social behaviour. At school he commits an infringement and is punished together with Aku, the winessto his misbehaviour. Why? Adutwum completes the punishment and learns to …
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My Book of Common Courtesies
₵35.00
Add to basketFundamental rules of courtesies are essential to living a happy life in any community. This book provides a helpful summary of these common rules of courtesy for young people. It gives a helpful resource for parents and teachers as well. Each chapter of this book is organized under three sections; A, B, and C. They …
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You Reap What You Sow
₵30.00
Add to basketAkosua and Kwame Gyan were so used to receiving confectionery from their mother every day when she came home from work. But one day all they got was a cob of maize each to plant in their backyard. While Akosua seized it as a good opportunity to do good work, Kwame chose to use half …
