There are different ways to learn and play with Animal Fun:

For Non-Readers:

A parent or caregiver should tell the child what to look for. When the child finds the right answer, make sure to share the enjoyment of hearing the rewarding 'That's Right' sound effect. Make a game out of the 'Try Again' response. Say, for example, 'Uh-oh' Let's try again!'

Once the child has tried all the questions, let him or her play with the book and encourage the child to remember the questions. Talk about what is on each page. Make up a little story about what you see in the illustrations, or point something out, such as, 'Oh, Can you see that little mouse?' Engaging children in this way helps them to remember the lesson and what is being learned.

For Early Readers:

Animal Fun is a stimulating book for early readers. When they hear the 'That's right' sound effect, they are rewarded for reading the questions correctly as much as for finding the correct answers. Animal Fun contains lessons that cover a broad range of subjects. With questions about animals, opposites, shapes, colors and simple arithmetic, the book will be interesting and challenging for a long time.