Preschool Prep Workbook (Featuring Characters from Meet The Letters, Numbers, Shapes & Colors) - New

My son has the Preschool Prep company dvds and loves them. Has been using them since he was 6 months old, and now he is 2 1/2. He recognizes his sight words, knows letter sounds, shapes, colors, and all alphabets. The workbook is great because he recognizes the characters from the dvds and it gives him plenty of ways to practice his handwriting and reinforce what he's learned.

My 3 yr old loves the DVDs and now this workbook. Every letter has 1-2 pages of activities to do and are very colorful and enticing to a preschooler. Great starter book for kids who are going into Kindergarten in the next year or two.

I like this book because it is very helpful in planning activities for kids 3 to 5 years old. There are plenty of practice exercises that kids can do to help them develop writing and number skills, drawing skills, letter recognition, shape recognition, cognitive skills and many other various activities that will excite a child's curiosity for learning.

If you want your kid(s) to be the best then you need to get the best products out there for them. My son has grown leaps and bounds ahead of the other children in his class. He understands the learning information tools in the book which we will use again for our daughter when she arrives on Nov. 12.

Bought for four year old twins, They love all this series. They want to watch it over and over. The boy can read very good and amazes his preschool teacher. Would recommend all these books.

Bought this to start working with my daughter on school stuff

I recommend this book for toddlers ! It has a lot of activities your child can do with numbers and letters! My son loves this book, definitely recommend !

At first I was disappointed with the videos because they seemed too babyish for my 2 and 4 year olds, but I changed my mind when I saw how much the kids liked them. The videos are simple graphics and focus on repetition. They say a word at different speeds and pitches to help cement the word and the correct way to say it, similar to what speech therapists do. I find them a little annoying but my kids like them and learn from them, which was the whole point.