Hilda And The Cup Babies: "Rise Early" Story Coloring Book - Paperback

by Kathy Fay Brown (Author), Zachary Roberson (Illustrator)

Hilda and the Cup Babies "Rise Early" Story Coloring Book is part of the Hilda And The Cup Babies series that is turning the hearts of parents back to their children and turning the hearts of children back to their parents.

Hilda And The Cup Babies is a unique series of stories that focus on educational and social lessons. Our stories are centered around heartwarming family engagement principles. Our stories are fictional with non-fictional topics. Our stories provide a distinctive experience of story- sharing that strengthens academic capabilities while supporting moral and social sensitivities.

Hilda And The Cup Babies books and media extensions also provide an ethical platform purposed to inspire strong family bonds by promoting the importance of leadership, responsibility, and honorable values in future generations.

Hilda And The Cup Babies promotes: Child and family welfare, integrity, courage, respect, social responsibility, personal responsibility, moral responsibility, educational responsibility, and family responsibility.

Hilda and the Cup Babies "Rise Early" Story Coloring Book combines the experience of coloring, building reading skills and instilling a love for reading simultaneously. Story coloring books stimulate visual processing, language ability, and speech production. Story coloring books require that the text be read more than once. Revisiting text more than once increases comprehension.

Another profound benefit of story coloring books is creativity over being consumed with electronics. Coloring provides an opportunity for children to use their cognitive creative skills, focus on details, and develop fine motor skills as they disengage from the constant engagement of technology and digital devices.

Healthy reading habits are essential to develop. The brain is not pre-wired to convert letters into sounds. Individuals learn to read by building pathways in the brain. A healthy reading habit improves: vocabulary, comprehension, attention, analytical competences, self-confidence, and broadened possibilities.

I invite parents, teachers, caregivers, and all readers to advantage the Related Elements page before and after reading the story.