Pre-K Wipe-Clean Workbook: Scholastic Early Learners (Wipe-Clean)

We bought this for our 2 1/2 year-old, and while he doesn’t seem to understand how to use it quite yet, I think it will be perfect for him to help learn how to write and learn his letters! Since it has dry erase pages, it’s really easy to clean up and reuse

Very impressed with this pre K work book. It is well made with colorful pictures and lots of fun things to do.

Great book. My kids love it. They spend a lot of time practicing their letters and number. Easy to clean.

Introduced it to my 2 year old, obviously isn’t using it correctly. But it’s a great way to get her started drawing! She loves to draw and erase while mama shows her how to draw letters and sound them out. Not too busy, it’s just right.

My younger daughter just finished nursery school and I wanted to keep her academics going throughout the summer. I absolutely love this book and prefer it over the pencil workbooks I used for my older daughter when she was the same age. Environmentally speaking, this book is more useful as it can be used over and over again, so as to not rip and throw away pages like a typical workbook, AND create more waste. Financially speaking, you save a ton of money by not having to keep purchasing writing workbooks. Its all about practicing at this age and learning fine motor skills which this book is ideal for. It wipes clean so EASILY and is very kid friendly. I am thrilled she loves this book and she is so eager for "homework" time! I only gave it 4 stars because of the dry erase marker it came with is not the greatest. I ended up buying the fine tip black EXPO brand dry erase marker.

Very good for my 3 year old. Comes with marker and easy to clean

A thick workbook with lots of nice exercises to do. Worth it. Get a set of dry markers, and be careful not to get them on clothing or upholstery. I think that’s removable with rubbing alcohol.

Just buy it if your kid is ready to hold a marker/pen. This book has really helped my kid learn writing quickly. My girl is 3, she was able to connect the dots on her own and is now practices to write freely. And this book is never gonna get old to her I feel not until next 2 year atleast. Even if your little one isn't ready to write, you can still buy it to teach them alphabets and numbers. A multipurpose book and keeps the little one busy for sometime!