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My First Learn to Write Workbook: Practice for Kids with Pen Control, Line Tracing, Letters, and More!
Build communication skills with the ultimate writing workbook for kids ages 3 to 5
Set kids up to succeed in school with a learn to write for kids guide that teaches them letters, shapes, and numbers―and makes it fun. My First Learn-to-Write Workbook introduces early writers to proper pen control, line tracing, and more with dozens of handwriting exercises that engage their minds and boost their reading and writing comprehension.
This handwriting activity book includes:
75+ Practice pages―Tons of engaging pencil-on-paper activities like connect-the-dots and fill-in-the-blanks offer enough repetition for real learning but enough variety to keep kids interested. Comprehensive skill-building―As they explore these exercises, kids will build a strong foundation of reading comprehension, penmanship, and fine motor skills.Colorful fun―This workbook is full of helpful (and silly) pictures and illustrations that will spark kids' imaginations and get them excited to keep practicing.
Get your little one on the path to success with an interactive book that helps them master early learning skills.
Set kids up to succeed in school with a learn to write for kids guide that teaches them letters, shapes, and numbers―and makes it fun. My First Learn-to-Write Workbook introduces early writers to proper pen control, line tracing, and more with dozens of handwriting exercises that engage their minds and boost their reading and writing comprehension.
This handwriting activity book includes:
75+ Practice pages―Tons of engaging pencil-on-paper activities like connect-the-dots and fill-in-the-blanks offer enough repetition for real learning but enough variety to keep kids interested. Comprehensive skill-building―As they explore these exercises, kids will build a strong foundation of reading comprehension, penmanship, and fine motor skills.Colorful fun―This workbook is full of helpful (and silly) pictures and illustrations that will spark kids' imaginations and get them excited to keep practicing.
Get your little one on the path to success with an interactive book that helps them master early learning skills.
Editorial Reviews
"In an era where we are less focused on writing and more focused on typing, Crystal provides a fantastic resource for young children who are learning how to write. This book provides the exercises necessary to get a strong start in letter and number formation and introduces children to shapes, numbers, and letters in a fun and engaging way."―Melissa Middlebrook, Classical home educator
"I love this book. The format of the book―going from strokes to shapes to letters―is perfect for kids' development. Parents and teachers alike would benefit from this book to help their children with fine motor skills and handwriting!"―Kaci Hoffer of Mrs. Hoffer's Spot
"Preschoolers benefit from daily experiences that support the development of fine motor skills in their hands and fingers. Crystal guides you step-by-step through the sequence of pre-writing skills your child needs to be successful."―Vanessa Levin, Early Childhood Educator and Consultant, and Creator of pre-kpages.com
"I love this book. The format of the book―going from strokes to shapes to letters―is perfect for kids' development. Parents and teachers alike would benefit from this book to help their children with fine motor skills and handwriting!"―Kaci Hoffer of Mrs. Hoffer's Spot
"Preschoolers benefit from daily experiences that support the development of fine motor skills in their hands and fingers. Crystal guides you step-by-step through the sequence of pre-writing skills your child needs to be successful."―Vanessa Levin, Early Childhood Educator and Consultant, and Creator of pre-kpages.com
Readers Top Reviews
K&CTim wilsonCAIonut
I bought this for my 3 year old son (who will be 4 next month) because I homeschool his sisters and didn't want him to feel left out. I thought this book would be a simple way for him to learn pen control and maybe letters, but I was wrong. He wound up spending most of the homeschool time watching ABC mouse videos instead. There is only a single page of the race cars on the track, which was the only activity in the entire book that he was interested in. I was super disappointed because it was an advertised page and I expected more like it. There is no other creative tracing activity in the entire book. He was confused by many of the shapes and designs and thought he should color them in, and any time I was helping his sisters he was flipping pages and scribbling. This book is NOT engaging for early learners, unless they are particularly interested in writing. I took a picture of the side of the book to show the actual content dispersal. The purple is learning pen control. You can see it's such a small portion that it's almost not visible. Orange is all tracing letters, and pink is all tracing numbers. It jumped way too quickly to letters and numbers for me. I wound up getting him a wipe-clean book from Usborne instead, which focuses much more on shapes and pen control, and he likes it much better. This book is largely useless for us. I only rated it two stars because I think my oldest, who was a very passionate learner, may have been more interested in something like this when she was almost 4 than her brother is.
Candace L GrovesPean
I was looking for a wipe clean book my son could reuse, and when I typed it in the My First Learb to Write Workbook was the first to pop up. It would have been perfect if it were what I was looking for.
Anne Sawyer
I thought this was one that you could use the dry erase pens on, but it is not. so that was dissapointing to me. my boys had one that was erasable when they were young and it was awesome. but this one once its done its done, no redoing it. so i would not buy this again
DB customer
Such a great experience book for little ones. I definitely learnt a lot about my child favorite shape ?. It does help with practice of holding pencil / marker and to focus on the project. I am very satisfied.
Tanya Lorraine BestD
My toddler started late in school (2 1/2) and he showed no interest in learning at all. I purchase this book which is for beginners to learn how to trace. Now, he is almost three and does the work on his own without any hesitation. Excellent book
