Watch your little one make a match with the use of logic and hand to eye coordination too. There's so much to love with this Activity Book. It is filled with age-appropriate exercises that are neither too easy nor too challenging. You want a blend of both in order to encourage self-paced learning for the longest amount of time. So yes, this Activity Book is a must-own

At kindergarten, a child should master the essential study skills of hand to eye coordination, patience and focus. One of the activities to boost these skills will be matching. When a child sees a relationship between objects from one column and the next, he/she thinks critically. When he/she draws the line to link up the right answers, fine motor skills are improved. Encourage your child to create matches today

Babies need to be encouraged to learn with the help of age-appropriate materials. They are little sponges at their age because their absorption and retention skills are really high. So use that to their advantage. This Activity Book is an excellent learning tool that boosts logical and spatial reasoning skills. Since it's entertaining, a child will also be encouraged to work with a pen and paper too.

Does your 5-year-old princess love colors? Then she would definitely adore this Coloring Book Coloring is a recommended activity for young children because it boosts the essential life skills of hand to eye coordination, patience, focus and relaxation. The more often your child colors, the sooner she will hone her writing skills too. So what are you waiting for? Grab a copy today

Let's play with hidden pictures It's nice to give your boys the chance to break free from the digital games he usually plays. Remember that school lessons are still given via paper so it's important that your child touches up on his writing skills every now and then. Will you allow your child to discover all the benefits of the activity on his own?

What are the benefits of dot to dots? There are really quite a number but the most important for your preschooler would be the exposure to paper-based activities. You can use this Activity Book as a chance to introduce writing and working on paper. Remember that school lessons and activities will be given through paper, a medium that your child will already be familiar with.

Mazes can be easy or difficult, depending on your level of interest and exposure. But regardless of the level of difficulty, mazes carry with them a range of benefits - from self-paced learning to self-control. You learn to come up with strategies and as you retrace your steps, you master the skills of fine motor control and problem solving. Pick a copy today