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This book is designed to help children ages 3 to 5 work on their letter recognition, writing of uppercase and lowercase letters and sight word recognition and spelling. There is plenty of room on each page to practice writing letters or words, and there are additional blank lined pages for practice as well. The book has a vehicle theme that is engaging for kids who like planes, trains, trucks and the like.
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Designed for kids 3-7 years old, this book is great for getting even young children to practice handwriting. The workbook is filled with activities that encourage kids to trace a variety of shapes, like circles, and draw straight lines. The book also introduces the concept of writing letters, both uppercase and lowercase. Plus, the activity pages are perforated, so children can work on one page at a time in order to stay focused, and there is an answer key and written directions for every activity.
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This book offers fun activities for each letter to not only learn handwriting, but also master the alphabet. It’s one of our favorite picks for ages 4 to 6. And if you and your child love this workbook, there are many more in the Handwriting Without Tears series. The book as a stand-alone product is good, and becomes even better in combination with the Handwriting Without Tears special writing paper, chalkboard and other hands-on materials.
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The School Zone Big Preschool workbook helps encourage your children’s love of learning while reviewing various subjects at home. It includes lessons in colors, shapes, numbers one through 10, the alphabet and phonics, as well as pre-reading and pre-writing activities. It uses colorful and engaging content to gain and hold children’s interest. Writing by hand in the pages helps kids practice their writing skills as they go through the various lessons as well as improve their memory.
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Help your students reach their full potential with the School Zone Big Kindergarten workbook. As they go through the pages, they write out their lessons, giving them plenty of practice with their handwriting. This workbook helps ensure a better understanding of the subject matter covered during the first year of school. It can also alert parents to any potential subjects that require more attention. Children will be thrilled to spend time with a caregiver working through this book as they cover a variety of subjects ranging from numbers to reading. It’s an ideal option for any child ages 5 to 6.
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Extra practice is essential to maintaining the writing skills that students have learned. It can also guide them into more advanced competencies. This workbook uses a fun arrangement for introducing cursive letter formations and gives plenty of information to guide children as they learn to connect them. The dot-to-dot format is ideal for engaging young writers into learning this more advanced skill set. This is a great option for kids aged 6 to 8.
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The LeapFrog writing aid has an easy-to-grip stylus that allows kids to trace letters and numbers on the tablet. It gives them instant feedback on writing accuracy and teaches letters from A to Z as well as numbers one to 10. Children are able to work through examples and lessons using a fun and interactive process that provides enjoyable practice.
Expert Commentary
“Mastering handwriting is a struggle in many American homes today, and many children need practice outside of the traditional classroom. I have personally used all of the products in this article as I have taught three very different children how to write (one in cursive). I will always be partial to ‘Handwriting Without Tears,’ given that handwriting time in our house did lead to tears. I have found the multi-sensory approach helps children learn to enjoy writing.”