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The Toast of the Town - (Food Group) by  Jory John (Hardcover)

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My First Book of Baby Signs - by Lane Rebelo

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My First Learn-To-Read Preschool Workbook (Wipe Clean Edition) - (My First Preschool Skills Workbooks) by  Sarah Chesworth (Spiral Bound)

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Leaf Man - by Lois Ehlert

Preschool Wipe Clean Activity Book: Cars and Trucks, Ocean Animals, and Farm! - (School Skills Activity Books) (Spiral Bound)

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Page counts vary, but most preschool workbooks fall in the 120–240 page range. Examples in the set include books of about 124 pages up to larger “jumbo” volumes around 239–240 pages.

They cover core early-learning areas: early literacy (phonological/phonemic awareness, letters and letter sounds), early math (numbers, counting, shapes, patterns), basic science concepts, fine- and gross-motor practice, and social–emotional skills.

Many include extras such as sticker pages and a completion certificate; some also provide an answer key or parent tips to help track and review progress.

Organization varies: some are arranged week-by-week for structured practice, while others include reproducibles and games that can be used as warm-ups, bell work, homework, or supplemental lesson-plan material.

Yes. Several listings are described as homeschool-friendly or useful for at-home practice, with activities parents can use to supplement classroom learning or structure summer and at-home practice.

Workbooks typically use developmentally appropriate sequencing, moving from easier to harder tasks. Many are organized week-by-week or by level to prevent frustration and support steady skill growth.

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