My First Book of Uppercase Letters

Nice book . Different from others available in the market

My daughter generally doesn't like to write.. but with this book, she at least sits and try to write which is great to me.. go for it if your child doesn't pay attention in writing and needs lots of story telling in order to do so.

wonderful and very helpful for my daughter. a recommended book for toddlers to learn the hand writing skill and drawing. We find it very interesting and educative. Hope other parents get benefited from it.

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Love kumon I studied kumon as a kid and now my daughter and she finds these so helpful in improving on what she already knows. Some questions can be repetitive however in life much of what we do is repetitive and a lot of progress can be based on memory which I believe where this system stems from so I don't mind it, it also helps in ammending any mistakes my daughter would make.

I have bought many KUMON books for my twin daughters. Most of them are quitegood and this one is not an exception.I would say that most of the tasks can be done by the child of 4yo without much difficulty. The only exception is the last review page -- to write down all the letters without 'tracing aid'. From my experience children should be at least 4.5yo to complete this.

If you want your child to be confident and comfortable entering primary school (e.g. for reception), get this book and make him follow through it with 3/4 pages a day through the summer before school starts. My child regularly comes back with a sticker praising him for well written or well recognized letters.

It is a little boring but it is ok. Practicing letters by how the letter drawn, ( letters with straight lines, letters with diagnal lines, letters with curbs. I am relatively happy but it was not best we saw.

Fantastic teaching book with many pages, really teaches your child how to practise writing letters