Between ages 1½ and 3 children begin to make simple sentences. This is a more complex type of learning than new vocabulary words: instead of simply learning new "labels" by heart, children must understand the rules governing how we combine words. For example, we can say "Mommy is eating" but not "Eating is mommy."
My First Sentences was specially designed to help children make their first complete sentences. The game is based on two accepted principles:
As part of My First Sentences, children also build simple puzzles, which encourages cognitive development and improves fine motor skills.
