Arthur Charles Dawkins Lee

Wishing Rainbow: How Letters Were Made Arthur Charles Dawkins Lee

In a poetic form, Wishing Rainbow gives a simple history of each letter in the Alphabet. It is Funnying - centering understanding and permanent memory of where letters came on children's interests in a fun, unique, surprising, easy, educational and curious way. Funnying gets the attention of the sensory input area of the brain called the Reticular Activating System (RAS). The RAS quickly detects images and events, which are colorful, unique, surprising and curious. The Letter Buddies in the story are Funnying and the illustrations are colorful and unique so that the child's brain will quickly detect and wonder about the characters in the story. At the back of the book there is a parent-teacher instruction guide with fun learning games for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. All profits will be donated to Californians for Disability Rights.