Very nice practice for our child this summer before starting Kindergarten. It starts with A, tracing uppercase then drawing their own A. Then tracing lowercase a, then drawing their own. Then tracing both in a sentence. There are 3 more pages of fun activities for each letter of the alphabet after tracing the letters. Then it goes into numbers. Then tracing short site words then activities with them. Basically, it builds upon what the child learned earlier in the book. I feel like it is good practice for what will be expected in workbooks or worksheets they will be given unlike how they can do things however they want with other activity books, coloring books, etc. For example, one exercise asked the child to circle all of the following items (showed pictures and word for each) that start with “a” in the picture on corresponding page. My son was putting an “x” on them when he found them but it was a good time to explain the directions wanted us to circle the picture when we found it, not out an “x”. He could put an “x” on the picture with the word below it once he found it to remind him he already found it. The teacher will be looking for the 8 circled items in class. He thought that was okay, and to me, possibly prepared him to follow the direction of what the teacher will be quickly glancing for when grading rather than his “x”s of checkmarks he wants to do. I hope that makes sense how I’m wording it. Anyway, I feel it’s a fun way to get the kids into doing a workbook of alphabet and numbers as it’s super colorful on every single page and different activities as well. It was a good deal for $10 and I recommend to others that have a child about to enter kindergarten! We don’t have Amazon Prime but we received this overnight, delivered on a Sunday!!!
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Summer Big Fun Workbook Bridging P & K
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| Description | Get ready for kindergarten success! This 256-page summer workbook is packed with kindergarten learning activities that blend puzzles, games and humor with teacher-approved skills practice. | This book features more than 15 age-appropriate projects (using common, household materials) for kindergartners to tinker with. Simple step-by-step instructions guide kids in exploring concepts in physical, life and earth sciences. | Created with education experts, this book covers consonant blends, rhyming words, vowel sounds, spelling patterns and more. Hidden Pictures puzzles, mazes and other fun activities help reinforce the learning and add to the fun. | Developed with handwriting experts, this practice pad includes tracing and writing activities to help kids achieve school success. Full-color activity pages blend lessons with That’s Silly and Hidden Pictures scenes to make learning fun. | This Math Concepts book blends puzzles, humor and skills practice to pave the way for success in math. Aligned with school standards, it covers identifying numbers 0 to 100, skip counting, ten-frames, addition, shapes and more. |
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Colorful workbook
A colorful and well developed workbook. Funny illustrations keep my child interesting in filling out the worksheets.
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- NirvoReviewed in the United Arab Emirates on February 22, 2021
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