Come along for a ride through the rolling hills of the farm. Flip each page to keep babies engaged and help the farmer complete chores using different machines. Toddlers and preschoolers will love following along to plant the fields with the tractor, clear logs with a feller buncher, and haul the load away in a flatbed. After clearing the wood, go to the construction site to build a house and furniture with the wood you helped gather. Then, finish up the chores by harvesting the wheat, corn, and garden vegetables! Discover patterns in the squiggly tractor tracks, practice counting birds in the trees, and spot different colors in the items on the page. Combine flipping each flap and learning about machines on the farm for an entertaining experience with your little ones.

John Deere Kids children's books recognize that the preschoolers of today are the farmers, builders, and innovators of tomorrow. Content and formats are based on the legacy of a long-loved company that encourages kids to play in backyards, dig in the dirt, get muddy, and learn where food and shelter come from.

Collect the entire Flip-a-Flap board book series or more John Deere books for kids from Cottage Door Press!

Flip-a-Flap books allow for an interactive experience where toddlers can explore by holding the book, turning the page, and pointing out the action that helps develop fine motor skills and early learning concepts.Bright, bold artwork and tons of surprises to engage and entertain your childThinking activities under each flap include searching, matching, counting, colors, comparing, and more!Tabbed flap book allows little boys and girls to easily open and close.Take-along handle for little hands to carry wherever they go!

Jack Redwing believes in letting children get dirty, dusty, and sweaty outside. He knows that kids who love nature will probably grow up to be adults who love and care about nature.

When Jack isn't writing books about farms and forests, he's living his dream on a small farm in Vermont where he's raising four children, seven cows, two llamas, and a whole bunch of chickens.