School Zone Dot-to-Dots Numbers Workbook: 32 Pages, Preschool, Kindergarten, Connect the Dots, Numerical Order, Coloring, Ages 3 to 5 (Activity Zone Book Series)

This is OK for children under 3 who are learning about numbers less than 10 and need the predictable help of all the numbers just going around in a circle. But, my son, who just turned 4, found this too easy. He literally did the whole book in 5 minutes. Maybe if your preschooler needs remediation, it is a fun way to reinforce counting to 10. Most 4 year olds can recognize numbers up to 30 or 50. SoI think they should remarket this book for toddlers.

I put the pages into plastic sleeves and my grandkids use magic markers to connect the dots. I wipe the pages clean with alcohol, and they pull out the binder and do them again next visit.These have nice color and graduated numbers (1-5, 1-10, etc.): the pictures are great.Wish there was a number line at the top of each page to help the younger ones learn: I put one there.The pages could be heavier: bit of a see-through; however, then it would have cost more of course!

Though this book was thinner than I anticipated, it worked well for my 4-year-old, who has always been slightly behind in fine motor and fell further behind after having a broken arm this past spring. He enjoyed the dot-to-dots, which were simple enough for him to do but complicated enough to help him practice numbers and letters better, as well as helping him with his fine motor.

This was absolutely perfect for my 3.5 year old. There are fun color pictures with large dots with numbers 1-10. It's so fun to see him put his counting, number recognition and pen control skills together to complete these dot to dots. A great challenge for a preschooler without being frustrating. I only wish there were more different versions of these that I could buy. The price was perfect.

This book is just what it promises to be, a book intended for young children eager to learn and master basic knowledge as well as hand-eye coordination practice, all while having a great deal of fun.

I purchased three of these for my three grandchildren, 3, 4, and 5 who live with me. They LOVE doing dot to dot. The 3-yr-old can actually do the early pages (up to 15) and the 5-yr-old can co them all. Great way to teach counting. They don't even realize they are learning.

Four-year-old grandson loves these little books! Just the right amount of challenge for him as he learns his numbers and letters. He is a very satisfied customer!

I bought this for my grandson thinking it would teach him his numbers and in order. Sure he finished the book in one day he liked it so much. :)

Ma fille a 4 ans et demi, elle ne fréquente pas encore l'école, mais adore faire des exercices d'écriture et de chiffres. J'achète ces cahiers d'activité desquels j'arrache les pages et je les glisse dans des pochettes de plastique. Ainsi elle peut pratiquer plusieurs fois la même activité.

Pages are too thin. My daughter used markers to join the dots and colour the pictures, and the markers (basic kids crayons markers) leaked through multiple pages. Only one side of the page was really “doable” in the book. Would probably be fine if using pencil, but colouring the picture after is half the fun.

Grandkids really liked it, the pages are in color. It was perfect for the 4 year old. Good activity book to buy, it starts with some easy one to harder ones - numbers up to 25 numbers

Keeps our granddaughter busy for hours, she loves it.

My 5 yo finished this in 2 sittings. My 3 yo is liking it too.