Goats are small and cute and fun. Do you like goats? If you like goats and doing dot to dot pictures, you will find lots of in this Goats Are Great Connect The Dots And Color book.

Iside are 30 different goats—some even dressed up like people—for you to complete the dot to dot picture and then color. The dots are numbered in the correct order to complete the pictures.

After you have connected the numbered dots, you can color the picture. These are great for practicing counting numbers.

They are designed to be fun-to-do activities which help develop important skills and abilities. These are appropriate for children ages 6-9+.

If a child is already counting by age 5, they may enjoy the challenge of doing the dot-to-dot pages. and older children may enjoy them as well.

Kids will benefit from this book by Practicing their counting and number recognition skills Practice in pencil control Developing fine motor skills in coloring the completed designs Developing and using their imagination as they think about and color each picture Developing attention to details Pages are not perforated Following through with projects and having a sense of accomplishment and pride in the completed challenge are important to a child’s development. As their skills grow, they will be encouraged to look for more challenging things to do.

Having fun while doing so makes this enjoyable and rewarding. It is my wish and desire that anyone using this book has a wonderful time in accomplishing each project.

About the Author Mary Jean Simpson has been fascinated by the beauty and magic of words, music, and the arts as long as she can remember. Her varied careers as a professional musician, a university professor--first in music and later teaching Professional Writing, and a writer and editor, have provided wonderful opportunities to utilize these fully.

Living in a variety of places and interacting with many people has been an invaluable experience. Her many years of being owned by dogs and cats has allowed her to not only enjoy their unconditional love, but to participate in various dog sports.

Her cats have created their own sports. Creating.