Preschool Learning Activities, Toddler Learning Activities for Kindergarten Kids, Pencil Control Tracing Workbook, Educational Handwriting Practice Book Learning Toy Gift for Preschool Kids

I bought this as a Christmas gift. To keep learning over winter break

We really liked it; it is easy to use, and she loves doing the activities, erasing them, and trying them again.We love the reusable part since I always had to be looking for new activities and printing if I wanted to do this kind of stuff.In the long term, they may get stuck doing the same thing repeatedly, but the good thing about that, and what I believe this workbook is all about, is to practice and master what they are doing.I love that it comes with everything you need: a dry eraser, markers, and a little eraser, too.The other good thing is that it is colorful and comes with different activities, so it keeps the kids engaged, and they can do them themselves.This gave my daughter a sense of independence and confidence.

I’ve had this for months now. I take it with me to use at restaurants when my 3 year old is done with her food and we aren’t done yet. After months of use, it still keeps her attention and it’s a plus that her penmanship has improved. Love!

It is as described.

I'm delighted to offer my enthusiastic review for the Practice Book for Kids. This book has captured my daughter's heart as her absolute favorite practice resource. Her engagement with it is truly remarkable – she can spend more than an hour practicing on her own, even taking the initiative to erase her work when needed.The quality of the Practice Book is on par with other exercise books, maintaining a high standard. However, what sets it apart is its inexplicable appeal to my daughter. Despite subtle differences in quality, it's clear that this book has a special allure that keeps her devoted to its pages.Her willingness to dedicate such a significant amount of time to practicing, as well as her independent initiative to maintain her work area, speaks volumes about the book's engaging content and user-friendly design.In conclusion, the Practice Book for Kids has earned its place as a treasured resource in our household. Its ability to captivate my daughter's attention and inspire her to actively engage in learning is a testament to its exceptional value. While its quality aligns with others, the unique affinity my daughter has for it makes it an invaluable asset to her education journey.

I have 3 littles going into prek this year, so I got these to help them learn a bit more before heading into prek. They absolutely love these, they are so fun for them. They are well made and works great.

Super easy to use.I use this with my 18 month old and we are working on holding pencils crayons and markers. This is a great way to practice lines and scribbles while not constantly just crinkling dozens of papers up in the process. The hooks used to keep the book together can easily be un clasped so I can pull one or two of the easier pages for us to work on at a time then simply clip the clasps to put them back in the book. Easy to use on the go and at home.

This workbook/activity book arrived, assembled, with the rings in place but not secured. They are cheap plastic rings that have a weak connection (they don't even snap into place), and, while they've stayed together so far, I can see this being an issue down the road. The set also comes with a small dry erase eraser and 4 markers. I received 2 green, a blue and a black. The pages are a good thickness, so no worries about tearing.I do like that most of the pages don't have to be in any particular order (there's not a cover/title/intro page) so they can be arranged in whichever order you desire. My son, who's 4, did have issues with the pages lying flat. Over time I can see this resulting in bent pages. If you're familiar with the 3-ring binder, you know how pages can catch if not flipped a specific way - that's what's happening. We have a different write and erase book that is spiral bound, eliminating this issue.As far as the content, I did find a lot of random squiggly/curvy/zig-zag lines/shapes. In a way it's a good way to practice tracing in different ways, but some of them are just confusing. Some appeared to be unfinished shapes or an odd way to write letters or numbers, with no organizational sense. I do wish that some of the matching pages would have removed the lines matching the pairs to allow free-thinking and provide a bit of a challenge as your child's grows.Overall, my son enjoyed tracing the lines and that's what is most important. It's a good workbook for littles just learning how to write with the ability to use over and over again. I've got so many different paper work/activity books, so it's nice to have reusable ones. I wish it included a storage case for the markers and eraser, and plan on looking for a 3-ring binder pencil case or similar for that purpose.