
Point & Play: Trash Trucks
Point & Play: Trash Trucks
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Pretend to drive a garbage truck with two friendly trash truck drivers on their trash collection route!
Designed for toddlers and preschoolers who adore garbage trucks, Point & Play: Trash Trucks features simple instructions that invite readers to move their bodies and engage with the story in fun and creative ways. They can “crush trash” by opening and closing the book three times and trace the crew's collection route on a map of the neighborhood. Kids can practice essential skills like counting, color identification, and tracing, all while exploring their favorite topic—trash trucks!
Key features:
Interactive fun: Encourages children to move and play with engaging activities on every page. Educational value: Supports preschool-level skills such as counting and color identification. Trash truck facts: Shows readers where trash trucks go and how they operate. Perfect for big truck lovers: A must-have for any child fascinated by cars and vehicles like garbage trucks.
Join Jackie and Luis on their trash truck journey and discover the joy of learning through play!
Series Overview:
MAKES READING FUN AND PLAYFUL. Uses high-quality art and physical, movement-oriented instructions (like tilting the book, jumping, making sounds, etc.) to keep kids engaged with the book.
PRACTICE PRESCHOOL-APPROPRIATE SKILLS. Kids practice fine-motor skills like tracing and pointing along with counting, color identification, and more.
EXPAND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT GARBAGE TRUCKS. Kids who love garbage trucks will learn more about what trash truck drivers do and how trash trucks work.
Author(s): Steven Wood
Publisher: Z Kids
Published: 12/2/2025
Pages: 32
Binding Type: Board Book
Size / Weight: 7.8 in H | 8.5 in W | 0.6 in T | 0.9 lb Wt
ISBN: 9798217151325
About the Author
Steven Wood lives in a house in Brighton, on the south coast of England. He spends most of his time illustrating children’s books, drinking coffee, and spying on the neighborhood cats.
When drawing, his main focus is always the cast of characters that bring life and movement to the picture. He loves to emphasize subtle humor, taking influence from the adventure stories he loved as a child. Whether that’s tales of pirates and sunken treasure, cowboys, knights and dragons, or classic murder mystery stories, they all shape the pictures he loves to draw.
When not working, Steven’s favorite hobbies are reading comics, eating biscuits, and playing sports. Yay sports-ball!
