Let's have fun learning about busy trucks, as well as counting, matching, naming colours, and saying lots of words! Babies and toddlers will love talking about the trucks and diggers in this first-word board book. There are entertaining questions and challenges that encourage little ones to play and learn, such as counting the yellow diggers, matching the workers to their trucks, and making honk honk noises! Inviting and educational, the photographic pages are packed with all sorts of favourite trucks and diggers, including chugging tractors, shiny fire engines, and big dump trucks. Clear labels accompany the vehicles so that babies and toddlers can learn the names of all the trucks and diggers. This interactive book delivers a rounded early learning experience, and helps children develop speaking, listening, and observation skills. The sturdy board pages are ideal for young children, while the picture tabs along the top and side are easy to grip, helping children's early motor control. Preschoolers will quickly recognize the picture on each tab, which will take them straight to the page showing their favourite truck or digger.

Bulldozers! Excavators! Dump trucks! All of the very biggest trucks are in here! This book offers an up-close look at ten amazing machines that dig, scoop, lift, and more. Toddlers will also learn the words for all of the very important parts that help the big trucks and diggers go.

Look at real machines at work digging, hauling, dumping, and lifting.

Simple text and illustrations introduce the colors of equipment and other things found at a construction site.

The diggers and trucks are busy clearing rocks and rubble, pouring concrete and building roads. Join the workers and their vehicles in this awesome pop-up book.

This innovative book contains ten robust magnetic trucks and diggers which can be moved around the busy magnetic roads and tracks on each double page.

"This oversize picture book arranges CAT earthmovers in terms of size-a system well suited for kids. It covers 12 machines listed in ascending order. All share the common purpose of moving the earth by lifting, pushing, digging, or scooping"--Provided by the publisher.