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PublishedThomas Nelson, December 2025 |
ISBN9781400353019 |
FormatSoftcover, 144 pages |
Dimensions25.3cm × 20.3cm × 1.2cm |
Jumpstart your pre-k or kindergarten child's handwriting skills by practicing their letters and numbers with over 140 fun tracing sheets in this learn-to-write workbook by best selling author Crystal Radke! Build key communication skills for toddlers ages 3 through 5 as they first learn the alphabet, key sight words, shapes, and more!
Big Handwriting Practice Workbook for Kids turns essential writing and penmanship skills into an exciting adventure of discovery. Whether your child is just starting preschool, heading to kindergarten, or preparing for first grade, this engaging guide makes handwriting practice feel like play while building crucial literacy foundations.
From early explorers making their first marks to confident writers ready for new challenges, this colorful workbook provides over 140 pages of large letters and numbers sized perfectly for small hands. Step-by-step uppercase and lowercase practice is blended with structured learning and creative exploration to provide proven kid-friendly methods of success.
Motor Skill Magic: Develop essential fine motor skills through activities that strengthen hand muscles and coordination.
Letter Learning Adventure: Build from basic shapes to beautiful letters with progressive exercises that celebrate every educational milestone.
Number Mastery Journey: Make counting and number writing fun with activities that build early math confidence.
Creative Confidence Building: Progress through sequenced challenges with delightful illustrations that keep young learners engaged.
Early Literacy Launch: Connect writing to reading through integrated sight word practice and creative exercises.
Give your child the writing confidence they deserve - starting with just one pencil and a page.
