Preschool Big Fun Workbook: 256-Page Preschool Activity Book Full of Preschool Math, Language Arts, Writing Practice, Shapes Practice, Puzzles and More (Highlights™ Big Fun Activity Workbooks) Paperback – April 4, 2017

Highlights has been around forever. Everything they produce makes learning fun. This book covers a large variety of topics and subjects; we purchased this for our grandchild. His parents sit and pick something to work with. As you do more you can actually see their progress. The book has also added to his love of reading and an appreciation for books.

We got this preschool workbook for our 4 year old daughter and she really liked it. There was plenty of colorful pages that are filled with the alphabet and preschool age math. Our daughter loved the colorful pages also. This would be great for homeschooling also!

This book has been incredibly helpful with homeschooling my preschooler.There's so many pages and sections!If you're looking to prepare your littles for Kindergarten, this is a big help imo.

I am using this book for 3 of my grandchildren. They are 3 and 4 years old. There are quite a few things to do in this book that is engaging for various abilities. A three-year-old could work their way up to some of the more difficult stuff , 4 year old can learn and Old can reinforce skills, especially writing which kids very inability quite a bit. Penmanship is important! I am a retired teacher teaching 37 years so I think I’m an expert on this subject. The book is thick and it’s a full-size book so much of the size of a larger magazine. Definitely worth the money.,

My daughter is in pre-k (age 4) and really enjoying this book. Some of it she can do without being able to read. A friend has their child who can read do one page of the older book in order to have time watching TV, which maybe we'll try as our kids get older.

My 3 year old has been dying to have some school work like his brother and these really fit what we were looking for. I didn't want something that was too workbook-like but was also learning oriented. Our family has always enjoyed Highlights and these activity books mix so many skills but still make it colorful and fun. Our little guy was so excited to dive into them and be just like his big brother. I would recommend if you want something that practices:AlphabetNumbersCountingShapesColorsMatchingHand-eye coordinationAnalytical SkillsEtc.Now, as an educator, I think school and learning should be super fun and this should be supplemental because statistics show, workbook learning can be constructive but if overused it can be detrimental. My child wants to do this because he sees his brother engaging in work and I want something like this which is fun but isn't necessarily common core aligned per se. But, you can definitely align this with other fun activities to create a wonderful curriculum for a pre-schooler at home. So the con for this product is that there are no common core aligned standards posted with the activities which I think could lend information to parents who are trying to keep up with certain standards.I still gave 5 stars because this was perfect for our needs and I am happy with it but wanted to be honest about the product as well.

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Making learning fun!