A fun way for kids to learn the alphabet, numbers, and counting all by the use of dot markers. Pages are easy to tear out or can be left in book form. Great activity!

This workbook has been an amazing learning tool for my son who just turned 5. I love all the different things we get to work on like letters, numbers, matching, using scissors and glue. He has fun with it too and that always makes learning easy!

Great in many ways and can be used for many intentions: number recognition, intro to workbook work, concentration, following instructions, intro to markers, hands-on teaching approach. My child loved it. Quality is great, paper thick and is perforated paper so you can tear work out and display and/ use for room decor

This book is perfect for my 3 year old granddaughter. Now she has her own book and painters, (she has older sister and cousins). She can call this her own!!

My three kids have enjoyed these books as part of learning their alphatet, sounds, and numbers. They are simple, fun, and easy art. it's also mess free. If you don't have the markers you can an always use crayons, computer pencils, crayons et. The dot markers arec specialized and work so well especially when you need something easy and quick to teach them. My third grader still enjoys dotting as it's still fun for her even though she knows all her and numbers.

Perfect! Instructional and the Dots and markers make it fun.

My preschool daughter enjoyed the activities in here with each letter and number. As a parent, I think it’s neat that you can cut, match, and paste the alphabet letters and numbers to the dot activity pages.

My toddler loves this fun little activity even during long car drives.

My 4 year old granddaughter enjoys this project. Her 7 year old sister uses it too

My toddler loves this book and so do I! The pages are think and absorbant enough so that the dot markers don't bleed through or smear. My toddler will complete up to 5 pages in a single sitting.

Great for learning, my kids loved it!

My toddler has just started developing number sense (and loves dot markers!). This workbook is good for him to understand what the number actually means.