Fun way to review letters and numbers.

My 4 year old loves doing school with her older siblings (8 and 6). She can do this semi-independently while I work with her someone else on math. She feels like a big kid, but it's fun an age-appropriate learning!! I wish there were lots of these style books. I see us working through the 4 they make fairly quickly.

Great toddler independent activity!

My boys love these books!

My boys loved these.

Great motor skill activity

Book is excellent but very less pages for the price !

I used the Alphabet and Counting dot books and was looking for more that were just as good. I am a retired teacher grandma zoom teaching my 3 1/2 and 5 year old grandsons during the pandemic. They have to think, learn the alphabet and count using this book. They love using the dot markers and it's not just to color with.

A great learning resource for virtual school. A huge win for both a working parent juggling virtual school and the child as it can be done independently.

I purchased this along with the sight-word journal and dot-art-paints. My son is 7 and going into 2nd grade. This is definitely below his skill level. It focuses on ABC's, easy rhyming words and numbers 1-10. On the other hand it was a slightly above skill level for my 3 year-old. I'm not a teacher but I would suggest a Pre-K thru Kinder level. I'm still able to pick out a few pages and have each one work on them for fun. Unfortunately, I would not recommend it for a 7 ear-old.

Excellent choice for letter and color recognition.