My First Book of Writing: Pencil Control Capital Letters Numbers

Format Paperback | 48 pagesDimensions : 8.5 x 11 InchImprint: Wonder House BooksSuitable age : 2-3 years oldPencil Control : Practice Pattern WritingA perfect fun activity book designed for early learners to develop pencil control and motor skills. By following thearrows and tracing the dotted lines, the little scholars can complete the tracing exercises and creative activities leading to development of their earlywriting skills. The child will also learn to identify, write and revise straight, curvy, zig zag lines and multiple patterns. The book is also anexcellent first step to prepare for school.Capital Letters A to ZAn excellent first step to prepare for school, this is a perfect book to help your child identify and write individualcapital letters of the English alphabet. The creative activities and tracing exercises help the child develop pencil control and the ability to writecapital letters.Numbers 1-20A perfect fun activity book designed for early learners to develop pencil control and motor skills. By following thearrows and tracing the dotted lines, the little scholars can complete the tracing exercises and creative activities easily. This will lead to thedevelopment of their early writing skills. The child will also learn to identify, write and revise individual numbers from 1 to 20. The book is also an excellent firststep to prepare for school.************************************************************My Big Book Of Patterns And Pencil Control : Combination ofthe 3 books of Activity Book For Children To Practice Patterns, Numbers 1-20,Alphabets , And More !Format: Paperback |192 pagesDimensions : 8.5 x 11 InchImprint: Wonder House BooksSuitable age : 2-3 years oldISBN 9789388810609This is an excellent first step book used to prepare forschool. The topics covered in this book are Capital Letters, Small Letters,Numbers 1-20, and most importantly- Pencil Control.Fun activity book designed for early learners to developpencil control and motor skills. By following the arrows and tracing the dottedlines, the little scholars can complete the tracing exercises and creativeactivities easily. This will lead to the development of their early writingskills. The child will also learn to identify, write and revisepatterns, numbers, individual capital and small letters of the Englishalphabet.