Dot-To-Dot Activities for Learning - by Amber Mathison (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Teaching letters and numbers to kids 3 to 5 is as easy as connecting the dots

Dot to Dot Activities for Learning makes learning fun for kids ages 3-5. Jam-packed with tons of educational puzzles, this book teaches children about letters and numbers as they connect the dots and reveal hidden images that they can color.

Give your child a scholastic head start while developing their fine motor skills and concentration at the same time--it's easy and exciting with Dot to Dot Activities for Learning.

Dot to Dot Activities for Learning includes:

• LEARN BY DOING--Over 40 enjoyable dot to dot puzzles teach kids the alphabet, upper- and lowercase letters, and how to count to 100 by 1's and 10's.
• CONFIDENCE BUILDING--Dot to dot puzzles start simple and gradually increase in difficulty, allowing kids to gain confidence in their abilities.
• FIVE FUN THEMES--Farms, outer space, underwater, transportation, and dinosaurs--each set of dot to dot puzzles has its own theme that kids will enjoy discovering.

Help kids connect-the-dots on letters and numbers with Dot to Dot Activities for Learning.

Review Quotes

"Dot to Dot Activities cleverly combines a child's love of connect-the-dots with alphabet and counting practice. The pictures inside the book reflect themes that children of this age adore, bringing further fun and engagement. This book is a must have for any caregiver's learning resources."--Nicolette Roux, Powerful Mothering blog

"Dot-to-dot activities are such a cornerstone for learning and creative thinking. I love that Dot to Dot Activities for Learning that makes learning the alphabet and numbers so much more fun for those with creative minds! I also think it is wonderful that each page is engaging in multiple ways."--Echo Aspnes, The Mad Mommy blog

"This book is an exceptional choice for preschoolers and kindergartners. The flow of the lessons and the themes used will help children stay engaged while improving their critical thinking skills. This is a fun way for children to learn their alphabet and how to count up to 100."--Jenny Chauvin, The Relaxed Homeschool