Trace and Learn: Letters A to Z
Letter Tracing and Coloring Workbook for Ages 3 to 5
- For
- Preschool, ages 3 to 5
- Pages
- 60
- Format
- Paperback, 8.5 x 11 inches
- Language
- English
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Ready to write!
Trace and Learn: Letters A to Z helps little hands get ready for school. Every letter gets two pages: a big, simple picture to color (A is for alligator, B is for butterfly) and a full page of dotted letters to trace, uppercase and lowercase, plus a first word.
What makes this book different
- 26 letters, each with a picture page and a tracing page
- Clear guide lines and big dotted letters, with a solid model letter on every row
- A whole-alphabet review page and a page to practice writing their name
- A certificate to celebrate at the end
Great for preschool, kindergarten prep, homeschool and quiet time. A sweet gift for kids ages 3 to 5.
Take a peek inside
A few real pages from the book. The printed pages are full size, with no watermark.
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