⭐️Contents⭐️ ① This is a handmade item, laminated on new A4 paper, so each sheet is handmade with warmth! ② It is waterproof and can be attached to the walls of the bathroom! (※This assumes a typical bathroom. Some bathtubs may not stick, such as bathrooms using stone materials or those with strong irregularities.) It's also cute to display in a child's room or toilet✨ ⭐️Recommended for those who...⭐️ Are busy and can't watch their children study... But if you take a bath together, you can see your child's efforts, even if just a little bit(^^) If they can learn and have fun in the bath, your child may remember it forever with happy memories✨ ⭐️Condition⭐️ This is a handmade item printed with a home printer and laminated. Please do not purchase if you are not good at handmade items! ⭐️Target age: 3 years old to lower elementary school⭐️ Used by children considering elementary school entrance exams from an early age, as well as for review and preparation for lower elementary school children✨ Can also be used for your child's toilet habits! ⭐️Those who purchase this bath sheet also purchase the following bath sheets⭐️ ⭐️Addition and Subtraction Master Chart A set that comes with the very popular addition master chart and subtraction master chart!✨ The price is more affordable than purchasing them individually. ⭐️Counting Methods List You can learn how to count things with cute illustrations!✨ The point is that you can learn by genre, such as "buildings" and "living things." ⭐️A, I, U, E, O Chart A simple but cute original illustrated A, I, U, E, O chart!✨ The illustrations are selected to be easy for young children to understand! Since it uses the UD textbook font, you can learn "sa" and "ki" with the same font as in school textbooks! We also recommend Katakana A, I, U, E, O charts and prefecture master charts! The 2-sheet set, 4-sheet set, and 6-sheet set on sale are more affordable than purchasing them individually, so please consider purchasing them✨ Bath poster Bath learning Bath sheet Toilet habits Elementary school entrance exam Learning Point consumption