Deals with how analytic and holistic processes contribute to the perception of faces, objects, and scenes. This volume focuses on the state of the debate in the field of visual perception by bringing together the views of the leading researchers, including James Tanaka, Ken Nakayama, Michael Tarr, John Hummel, and Marlene Behrmann.

"What is wide and what is narrow? Is an eagle wider than a sparrow? Vivid images and rhyming text will delight young children as they learn about sizes in the animal kingdom" --Page [4] cover.

Spot and his friends introduce colors, shapes, and numbers. In Spanish and English.

This is a pattern matching game in which the player picks a card and attempts to make the pattern shown on the card using the plastic shape pieces. Created by Nob Yoshigahara and based on the ancient game of tangrams.

Form sorter. The Form Sorter is the ideal tool for educators to assess essential cognitive development in toddlers and children. Three colorful rubberwood shapes introduce children to shape identification, counting and color recognition. A sturdy board with overmolded grips provides easy mobility. Circle sorter. Graduated size circles from 2″ to 5″ in diameter on color-coded base have easy-to-grasp 2″ high knobs.

Wood stackers river stone. Bring the instinctive wonder that children have for nature into the classroom with an organic, wooden building blocks set. The Wood Stackers River Stones invite children to build and stack using blocks inspired by the natural, polished shapes of river rocks. The rounded, wooden stones are sanded incredibly smooth to highlight the beautiful, natural grain and tones of the wood pieces. Different sizes help children understand...

Screw block. The Screw Block is a simple wooden manipulative toy for children 2 and up that strengthens fine-motor and color matching skills. Sort and stack shapes. Children 2 and up will learn mathematical concepts, color recognition and matching using chunky, colorful wooden shapes in the Sort and Stack Shapes set.