Angela McBride epub Fun Letter Tracing Book For Preschoolers: The Perfect Trace Letter and Sight Word Workbook with Handwriting Practice and Alphabet Coloring Activity, ... K, Kindergarten and Kids Ages 3-5 year olds

Do you want a workbook that is a perfect fit for your child to learn how to read and write? Are you looking for a fun-filled experience for your child while they learn in the process? If so, then read on... Most children, by the age of 3, are already able to hold a crayon with their fingers to write on a paper. The Fun Letter Tracing Book for Preschoolers comes in a perfectly sized 8.5" x 11" and provides just the perfect headstart to help any child ages 3 to 5, toddlers, pre-k, and kindergarten in growing these early skills as well as provide them with developmental abilities like reading and writing. For fun and successful learning experience for your child, this book has been divided into two parts. In part one, your child will:  Learn each letter of the alphabet, both capital, and lowercase, how they are formed, and with traces around the letters to help your child form each given letter. There are also fun pictorial illustrations provided on each page to help your child recognize and memorize the letters from the alphabet. Alphabet coloring activities are also included for a more engaging learning experience, and with lots of blank practice exercises provided so that your child can write each letter they have learned on their own. In part two, your child will: Learn how to read common developmental words by sighting the active word from a pool of others, and writing down what they have sighted to complete the "fill-in-the-blank" sentences provided. This will help facilitate their ability to write constructive sentences on their own. And much more... Lastly, every child deserves to have a feeling of accomplishment, and it is on this note that I have added on the last page of this workbook, a certificate of completion that can be detached and awarded to your child upon completion of the practice exercises. So then, I hope you find the pages of this book helpful in teaching your child the ropes of reading and writing and that your child enjoys the fun and interactions this book provides. All you need to do to get started in helping your kids learn how to read and write while enjoying the process is to get a copy of this workbook right away.