School Zone Tracing Trails Workbook: 32 Pages, Preschool, Pre-Writing, Intro to Shapes, Alphabet, Numbers, Ages 3 to 5 (Little Hand Helper Book Series)

My 3 year old son LOVES these books! It’s the only time we allow for him to use markers rather than crayons or colored pencils, so it really motivates him to do these and makes it fun. We have a lot of other books, and I noticed he loved tracing the trails the most...so I bought this book and now it’s his favorite of course! It’s a great introduction workbook for early preschoolers before they can trace shapes and numbers/letters.

Great practice for my three year old

Got this for my 3yo to do while homeschooling older siblings. Very colorful, simple tasks. He has been enjoying doing his “school” as well. I could see thing being good for 3/4yo

Great for kids

A good book too easy and he was done with it in 10 mins if you have a little one who is just starting to trace yes it's a good book

Excelente

My 2.5 year old has fun with this book! (He does not make it in the lines, but he has fun trying!) Definitely tear the sheets out and put them in binder with plastic sheet protectors! You can use dry erase markers and erase and draw again! :)

My daughter is really interested in doing workbooks, but at 3.5 years old, she doesn't have much skill to do anything. This book is perfect because it gives her an activity without pushing her into something she's not ready for yet, like tracing letters. I was very happy to find a whole book with just pre-writing skills and she enjoyed doing this on a long car ride we took.

La mayoría son laberintos, pero la verdad a mi me pareció muy bueno, la calidad de la impresión es muy buena y el papel. A mi hijo con autismo le gustó mucho y si se concentra, y creo que le va a ayudar mucho a aprender a hacer los trazos necesarios para la escritura. Lo pusé en una carpeta con micas, y utilizo un marcador de pintarron, y lo reutilizamos. Trae calcamonías muy bonitas.

I bought this book for my three-year-old, and it's perfect for him. Other books, even the ones that seem intended for very young children, were too challenging for a child just beginning to learn how to hold and manipulate a pencil. This one has paths that he needs to trace from one corner of the page to another, and the paths are wide enough and clear enough that he can easily see them and try to keep his pencil on the path, and varied enough to keep his interest, especially with the colourful pictures. The other books are good, too, and I'm sure we will use them later, but this is the best book to start with if your little one is only just beginning to learn how to use a pencil.

My daughter really enjoys this book. The pages are colourful and cover all the patterns children need to master when developing pre writing skills. It comes with stickers too which my daughter enjoys choosing after she finishes a page.

Good for handwriting practice

Enjoyable illustrations