Carson Dellosa Trace With Me: Letter Tracing for Kids Ages 3-5, ABC Letter Tracing & Handwriting Practice Workbook for Kids PreK and Up, Trace Letters Alphabet Handwriting Practice for Preschool

Absolutely brilliant! Should honestly be the golden standard for penmanship across the board! My neurodivergent 5 year old was having a rough time with pen control; he tends to get really overwhelmed when looking at the general shape & design of most letters & numbers, but this book breaks down the structural flow of these letters in a way that could aid any child! I'm honestly so impressed that I'll be giving these out as gifts to new Mom's! I actually think that if there were a coloring book option, it would make it that much more thrilling for most children! Anywho, your child will perform a series of repetitive, singular connect the dot motions that can easily be framed as "helping" the characters on each page (ex. We need to help the plane get to it's destination.), then, after completing the series, your child will be introduced to a corresponding letter that uses the same simple motions in it's creation! Isn't that incredible? I took a shot in the dark on this one & was not at all disappointed. It's so simple, yet so perfect! I can't tell you how relieved I am to find something like this! It's actually been life changing... He's completely gained confidence where writing & drawing are concerned, which means everything to my husband & I! From the bottom of a grateful mother's heart: Thank you! You changed a child's life. :)

Let me start by saying I literally can’t think of a con with this book. I was looking for something that didn’t go in alpha order, but by order of difficulty. This does that. So your kid gets some quick “wins” with T, and lower case l. Instead of getting stuck on uppercase B right away haha. Pros: There are a ton of activities. They keep my kid’s attention. The “story” is clear for each page. (Ex: You’re drawing straight lines to make the sides of a rectangular crayon.) It appeals to boys, girls; kids who like space or sports. It has nature and community helpers; fairy tales and animals. Some pages are funny (ex: mice on slides). They have a clear “go” dot (green) and “stop” dot (red). The pages are thick. (I did like a lot of reviewers and placed in page protectors in a binder - to use with dry erase.) My 3-year-old even works on them independently at the table while I make dinner. — The book is inexpensive and high quality. You won’t regret just buying it.

Perfect handwriting book for preschoolers. Lots of prewriting exercises before letters, and presents the letters in a very thoughtful way- building upon each practiced skill. I’ve looked at so many handwriting books that have zero thought put into it- letters presented in alphabetical order and no prewriting activities. I paired this with small triangle pencils to help correct my child’s grip and I’ve quickly seen a huge improvement.

Great gift for the teachers and also for home teaching kids to write at home or school.

Bright, clear pictures that my 4 year old enjoys. We didn't use the letter pages but just worked on the pre writing pages. Great resource for homeschooling preschool/early kindergarten before starting to write letters.

Perfect for new writers 3-6 . Lots of good practice for learning to make Lines and curves. As well as alphabet practice.

Excellent tracing book. Kiddo loves tracing the pictures and it really made tracing the letters interesting. Love that the pages are easy to tear out so kiddo can lay them flat and not have to practice inside a book that keeps closing. Learning the letters in this order really is helping kiddo gain control better than standard alphabetical order. Kiddo even asked to work several pages in a row that we have not done in other tracing books as just working the alphabet in order is too boring for preschooler. We worked through this book quickly. I looked on here and saw some people put the pages into plastic to be able to repeat them. That’s a great idea as we’d like to do another book like this but not seeing many that follow this tracing/letter practice style. If you have a toddler/preschooler starting to learn pen control and writing letters get this book.

Bought this book along with others to start practicing hand/pencil coordination and handwriting with my 4 yr old son. I followed another reviewer’s tip and also placed each sheet in plactic sheet covers and into a 3-ring binder then practiced on them with dry erase markers. This is an excellent tip to practice multiple times on the same sheets. My son enjoyed working on his “homework” as he calls it and asks to work on it on his own. This is a very basic book and would benefit most a child begining to learn to write. Overall, I am satisfied with this purchase and would recommend.

This book focus on hand coordination for small child

Very nice product for preschool going kids

Me encanto, muy buen material y a mi niña le encanto.

All good. Excellent quality.

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