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Sure, your child is already an expert in block writing so why teach him/her cursive? Well, cursive writing has several benefits that are absent in block or print writing. For instance, it is the only writing system that allows for continuity thereby...

When your child is still learning to write, this is the Bible he/she should have. Here, your child will learn to trace sentences and learn about the Bible, too! If he/she is unable to read independently, then learning this book should be shared with an...

Once your child has been introduced to what letters are and how they look like, the next step would be to encourage him/her to trace. Otherwise called as dependent learning, tracing will allow a child to get familiar with the lines, curves, angles and...

It's time to recall your love for cursive by being exposed to it again. Just think of it as your introduction to calligraphy, which is big hit these days. When you write in cursive, remember the loops and slants. Remember the free flow of thoughts...

Let's trace! Tracing is a form of dependent learning because there are broken lines for to need to be linked in order to form letters and numbers. When you trace, you are moving towards how each letter and number is written. Soon, you should begin to...

To be able to write legibly, a child must first have excellent grip and control to maneuver a pencil on paper. The purpose, then, of this workbook is to provide an opportunity for children to perfect their handwriting skills. Having progress recorded in...

So your child is already good at identifying sight words. Now, you can increase the level of complexity by stringing sight words into sentences. This would allow for an integration of words to relay ideas or concepts. Over time, there should be a...

It's time to increase the difficulty and the number of words learned with this second level phonics workbook! A staircase format of learning is encouraged because as a child grows, exposure to new words cannot be helped. It is, therefore, important that...

Phonics is a must because it is the only subject that teaches a child how to read letters, spell and even acquire new knowledge. There are many ways that phonics can be taught but the most effective of which is the combination of a patient teacher and...

Putting a pen on paper isn't the end-all and be-all of your child's handwriting journey. Writing evolves from print to cursive. At eight grade, your child should already have the skills required to write in cursive. This means that the/she should be able...

At 4th grade, children are introduced to cursive writing. The reason is because cursive writing comes with benefits that are absent in printing. For example, writing in cursive helps improve brain development particularly in thinking and in working...

Yes, you can teach your child to read. You just need a good resource to make that possible, just like this book on phonics. As a preschooler's guide to reading, this book effectively combines words and pictures to facilitate learning. You will have to...

Your student needs cursive writing, not because it is pretty but because it facilitates learning. Cursive writing is a technique that helps students master the standards of critical thinking as well as written expression. Remember that these are skills...

Influence your child's vocabulary today and he/she will enjoy reading and writing tomorrow. The first step to take to make this possible would be to secure a copy of this wonderful educational resource. Here, your child will be exposed to his/her first...

There are several benefits to writing in cursive, and among which is the smooth interaction of the two different regions of the brain. It allows for the better learning of spelling, vocabulary and comprehension, too. But cursive handwriting doesn't have...

Phonics is the first step to reading by the letter. This is an essential step that kids should take because it trains them to read without depending on photos. For most children, phonics can be challenging because it requires mastery of the alphabet and...

Cursive can be intimidating to look at, with its loops and curves. But learning how to write in cursive is a must because it comes with a lot of benefits. For example, writing in cursive helps marry the right and left hemispheres of the brain. It helps...

You've been taught to write in cursive when you were younger but as you grew and found yourself, you may have shifted back to printing or even evolved to typing. If you miss the benefits of cursive and would like to shift back, then here's the perfect...

You don't need to put fancy loops and forms when writing in cursive. What matters is that you write in cursive and reap the benefits of this writing style. Among these benefits is the stimulation of the synchronicity between the right and left regions of...

Let's practice writing! Tracing is writing activity that aims to correct your child's incorrect hold, and strengthen pencil control, too. It's a great workbook to have and keep if you want to your child to develop good handwriting skills. Tracing will...

Why should a child to write in cursive? Studies show that cursive writing helps in putting into words the continuity of thoughts. Letters are linked together to form words. The lead of a pencil does not have to leave the surface of the paper so the more...

Now that tracing is done, let's try block printing. When it comes to writing, block printing is the appropriate introduction. It taps on your child's writing skills, particularly in forming lines and curves. You can use this handwriting workbook to not...

The purpose of this educational book is to improve your child's reading and math skills without the need for two or more resources. It's a cool find considering that the layout is well thought of to make it 100% suitable for first graders. There are also...

Boost your child's word skills through progressive examples. This book contains just the right mix of challenges to encourage active learning. A child would get bored if you give him/her tools that teaches the same level of learning. Otherwise, a child...

Hey, Mr. Scribbles! Can we play? This delightful workbook will guide your child through lines, letters and numbers, too! Learning becomes very effective if a child is actively involved in creating and storing important information. Don't worry if your...

When it comes to boosting your child's handwriting skills, this workbook is the bomb! It provides suitable exercises for printing and cursive writing practice, as well as tracing. Over time, incorrect grasp should be a thing of the past. There should be...

Before a child can read, he/she first needs to know the sounds of the alphabet. Once that's done, then it will be easy to actually read a word. An effective take at phonics would be the use of picture words. Such a layout attracts and keep a child's...

Writing is an important aspect of learning. You learn about yourself when you write your feelings and thoughts. You learn about the world when you write your homework or answer examples. You learn about others by reading what they have written...

Please don't worry if little Johnny or Susie are still writing outside the lines. It takes a lot of practice to perfect pencil grip and control, so you need to provide your child with all the support he/she needs. You can start with this workbook today!...

Word games encourage more than just the ability to read words, but also the ability to understand them. There's a mile of difference between the two, as the other calls for advanced skills than the latter. The purpose of this workbook is to condition...

This fun book describes a variety of children's shoes, such as small, big, netted, pointy, loose, narrow, heavy, and... roller skates!The book also includes an introduction to different colors, sizes, and types of...

Cobby is a star deep in outer space. He wishes he had planets and moons revolving around him. How does he cope with his loneliness? That is the story of The Loneliest Star.

Some things should never be forgotten simply because they are too important to forget!  And one thing we should never forget is that we need to practice conservation; because this is not only important to us, it is also important to all of the many...

As you gaze out at the sites of this most interesting place, you learn the statistics of Iceland from your friendly guide.  It seems, you are told, there are only 342,000 inhabitants of this Island called Iceland that has run the course all the way...

Sometimes boys do stuff just because they are boys, and that’s okay.  The stuff they do is sometimes mischievous and kind of bad, and sometimes  the stuff they do is wonderful and loving and very good!  And I suppose it is true that...

There are dreams, and then there are dreams.  If your dream is about doing good and about helping others, then you are on the right track.  And if you are only thinking about yourself and what you can get for yourself or keep for yourself, then...

Love can never be bought or sold, and neither can kindness.  But if you think of it as a sort of currency, then if you are in for a penny, you may as well be in for a pound; and it doesn‛t matter if the currency is in pounds or dollars or or...

What does it mean when a new day has come?  It means every single day brings a brand new opportunity for you to live your life to the fullest.  And this is why you need to be thankful for every single day of your life!  You mustn’t...

Have fun practicing reading skills with this ‘learn to read’ book written and illustrated by the award winning author, attorney and former teacher, Penelope Dyan, that is filled with a cast of familiar Penelope Dyan characters, word...

Rotterdam, Netherlands is sometimes called the gateway to Europe, because it is a great port city and, as they say. location is everything!  Rotterdam’s history goes back to 1270, when a dam was constructed in the Rotte river, after which...

Everyone has a story, and your story is all about you and who you are and who you are meant to be. We are all very different from one another. We are all 'one of a kind,' and this is how we were meant to be. All that matters is being the best person you...

Visit Melbourne, Australia through the pages of this ‘learn to read’ book meant just for kids and see Melbourne the way a kid would like to see it!  Written by award winning author, attorney and former teacher, Penelope Dyan, with...

Life has many ups and downs, and life surges just like the waves of the ocean. But what does it mean in life to 'make waves'? Our heroine wonders about that when her dear, sweet mother tells her to, "Make waves!" Think about what you think it means to...

Our heroine's great grandma tells her, "Look before you leap! And think before you speak!" AND our heroine imply doesn't understand why her great grandma said this, and she doesn't understand what her great grandma meant by what she said. And so, our...

Just then it came again, a sound such as neither Peter Rabbit nor Jimmy Skunk had ever heard before. Peter’s teeth began to chatter. Never had the Green Meadows or the Green Forest heard anything like it. It sounded something like Hooty the Owl, and Dippy

An Unabridged Printing of the 1777 Edition of the New-England Primer with Updated Typeface for Easier Reading (and some original pages from the 1875 edition with Illustrations), To Include: Introduction (by Joel Munsell) - A Divine Song of Praise to GOD...

Bilingual Books for Babies & Toddlers Let's journey into the past and explore dinosaurs and more through fossils! From dinosaurs to mammoth tusks, toddlers can discover the treasures of our prehistoric past through colorful images and simple titles...

Discover Series Books for Babies & Toddlers Buggy, bugs, bugs! This kids book features 22 full-color photographic illustrations of beautiful bugs from all over the world. Budding young scientists can pour over the photos and parents can read the...