Toddlers Preschool Learning Activities, Handwriting Practice for Kids, Autism Educational Montessori Toys - 40 Pages Letters Numbers Animals & Sight Words Practicing and Tracing Busy Book for 3+

While my kids are grown (without permission, even!), I now have grandkids who are getting to be the right age for this. I was pleased with the quality of the items -- the book itself is sturdy and the comb-binding makes it easy to lay the book flat, no matter which page you're working on. Since it uses everyday dry erase markers, I'll be able to easily replace those when they finally give up the ghost.My Nevada granddaughter tried it out this last weekend and I while she was a little too young for this, she had fun looking at the pictures and repeating after me as I said each one. Then instead of tracing the letters she drew the most magnificent... um... thing... that a grandpa has ever seen (so proud!). On page after page, with the different color markers. Then flipped the markers over and used the built-in eraser to make all the lines vanish.So, I can't give you any facts about how it helped her learn her ABCs, or to write the letters -- that will have to come maybe next year. But I can tell you she enjoyed looking at the book and, well, I'll admit, scribbling delightedly.I knocked off a star on the rating because the bag that came in the box had a broken zipper -- well, my wife could get it to close after working with it for a while, but a kid would never be able to -- or a grandpa. The bag is used to carry the book, markers, and eraser, so isn't technically a necessity to use the product, but it's a nice storage/carrying bag so a working zipper would be good. (It didn't look like a manufacturing defect or bad design, I think I just got a lemon of a zipper. I still recommend this item.)

We had a different reusable learning book for our 2 years old kid and we wanted to replace that one with new activities since the book was getting old and so was he. This new one had extra features, like multicolor markers and stickers that kids like.The reusable notebook is useful, so the toddlers can learn by tracing and writing alphabets and numbers repeatedly. The description mentioned that write and erase “unlimited times” but realistically the erasing gets harder after few times and after a while, you can’t erase completely clean. But that is the same case with other brands since the surface of the book gets damaged little by little, each time you erase.

I purchased to help my granddaughter with writing skills but there is so much more you could do with this.

I got this for my 3 year old to teach her how to properly write out letters and numbers. She got by ok with trying to just copy how a letter looks. But she would transpose letters and write from right to left (instead of from left to right). I had purchased some handwriting practice books before too, but my daughter would try to breeze through the activities and would not revisit them for more practice. This reusable dry-erase practice kit is great! It comes with a pretty sturdy and durable storage bag, several different colors of dry erase markers, and a colorful workbook. The workbook has different examples and shows the order of strokes to write each letter or number.NOTE: My daughter is a lefty and has trouble writing from left to right without wiping away the markings. That's something to consider if you're thinking about purchasing a dry-erase practice book.

My husband and I were told my son needs to improve his fine motor skills, which makes his writing a little shaky. I decided to purchase this book because it gives him plenty of opportunities and practice. I also love that it comes with the fat dry erase markers. Not only can he correct himself but he told us it's much easier to hold while he writes. I am very happy with this activity book and highly recommend. It helps my son so I'm sure it will help your little one!

Nice Markers the book is very durable for little hands. easy to wipe off and and play again

My 3 year old really enjoyed playing with this and it really is helping him learn to read and write which is awesome. I love all the different options for things to do in the book, it really is a great learning experience. I don't really have any pros or cons, it was a good experience and there weren't really any issues.

My toddler loves to work on his dry erase books. This one has numbers, both upper and lowercase letters, shapes and spaces to write independently. It came with markers, stickers and a case to store everything in. My son has learned how to write at age 3 by practicing in these types of books.