This workbook is designed to help your child improve fine motor control and hand-eye coordination through cutting and pasting together three-dimensional paper toys. Simple contours and large margins for pasting make it easy for children to successfully complete each project. Turning two-dimensional illustrations into three-dimensional toys that they can immediately play with helps your child discover the joy of creating things for themselves.

This workbook will show your child how to begin putting words together to make phrases, a crucial skill for sentence construction.

In this workbook, your child will develop the skills of reading and creating sentences by combining simple phrases.

Improve on the skills acquired in My Book of SIMPLE SUBTRACTION by helping your child learn to subtract the numbers up to 25 from whole numbers.

This book of folding paper aims at developing children's fine motor skills and concentration by gradually increasing the number of folding lines. This incremental method is a cornerstone of the Kumon method and helps foster motivation by presenting attainable goals to children.

Using Kumon's step-by-step approach, these workbooks introduce children to the concept of telling time. This first workbook concentrates on the hours and then incrementally introduces children to half- and quarter-hours. The second book focuses on telling time by minutes and seconds.

One bar of soap, two rubber duckies...make bath time more fun and educational with our Numbers 1-10 poster.

Getting through mazes builds a foundation for pencil skills. Use this book to help your child develop pencil skills and reasoning ability.

This is a fun and easy way to help your child learn to say and write rhyming words, such as Pop and Mop and Pig and Dig. This book builds a foundation for more advance reading and writing skills.