Exciting Learning Books for Kids

My child held his pen or pencil like he was going to stab someone. 😆 After almost a year of writing in Preschool and really not seeing any improvement, I said enough is enough we need something different. This picture is his first day with it and he is holding the pen correctly! He even got some of the letters in the line perfectly (when he wasn't pushing down so hard) but each time he did a good letter he went to run and show his dad 😊 he wanted to get a sticker for his good work too! He found the disappearing ink to be a race of sorts lol. So it didn't bother either of us! Overall I like these books and really like that they offer a drawing book because his drawings... yikes lol so now he can learn and gain confidence and I can feel like a better parent teaching him!

I kept trying to get my son to trace letters and he just did not understand. I finally bought these and wow! What a difference. He is learning how to control his pen and hold it correctly and can now fully trace in his own. He’s doing such a good job. My son is 3.5 years old for reference.

My toddlers are slowly learning and this book right here keeps them engaged all day. They love the colors and how big the numbers and letters are. Perfect for learning

This is a nice activity book, however, it says for age 3 and up. I would say for a 3 year old, they do not have the fine motor skills yet to follow the lines and letters. Kind of like when they color; they are not able to color the actual picture. They just sort of scribble around the page. I'd say this would be better for an at least 4 year old.

I bought this for my 4year old grandson. I love that it comes with five different books, Division multiplication, Addition Subtraction, Drawing, Alphabet, and Numbers, and erasable pens. Great way to help with early education!