It happens that parents need to go somewhere without children. Then the grandparents come to the rescue. So Connie goes to visit her friends. And not just for a couple of hours, but with an overnight stay, for the whole weekend!This kind story will show the kid that nothing is scary with grandma, and grandpa knows so many interesting games that he won't get bored.Together with Connie the kid:Get to know the good family traditions.She will love spending time with her grandparents.She will come up with new games for fun at home.A guide for parents, or What can you do with this book?Develop life skills. If a child resists and does not want to go to his grandmother, remind him how much fun it can be with her: you can explore dad's nursery and find his old toys, listen to long grandmother's bedtime stories and even make jam.Arouse interest in reading. Young people are so impatient, and they strive to turn the page as soon as possible, before they have time to finish reading. The Connie books have illustrations on every page, and they match the text exactly. Your child will be able to read the story from the pictures. Teach your child to read with Connie!Train your speech. Have you learned all the illustrations? Invite your child to tell you what is happening in the pictures. Here's Connie sitting at the table with her grandparents. What do they have for breakfast? What do you like to eat most in the morning? Develop your speech and imagination with Connie!Train your memory Have you read the story yet? Then close the book and invite the child to remember what this story was about. Where did Connie's parents go? What did Connie play with her grandfather and her new friend? What gift did Connie have for Mom? We develop our memory together with Connie!Trying to cook Connie cooks strawberry jam with her grandmother: adds sugar to a saucepan, mixes with a large spoon and prints labels for cans. Try cooking something together too, just like Connie. Cooking with a baby can be more fun than any game if you involve him in the process. It also develops fine motor skills. Find the recipe for strawberry jam from Connie on the pages of the book. About all this and more in Connie's book Visiting her Grandparents (Liana Schneider)