Traceable Pictures for Age 3-5 14 animal pictures to trace and color, perfect for Kindergarten, Preschool and home school. Helps with fine motor skills, hand eye co-ordination, beginning writing skills and focus. Promotes learning for children with dyslexia and dysgraphia. Have fun stimulating creativity with these fun characters

20 zoo animals for children to trace and color! Children learn the names and properties of shapes as they trace and draw each shape. Then they put the shapes together to make zoo animals, learning how to compose shapes to make a drawing.

Your children need to learn to hold and manipulate a pen effectively before they can start drawing. Use this engaging Shapes, Lines and Animals activity book to really help boost your child's progress at every stage of their learning! helps to boost your child's confidence and develop good learning habits for life. Shapes , line , animals tracing book for preschoolers , kids , pre k , boys , girls to improve pen skills Lots of practice opportunities to help children learn how to hold and use a pen correctly. Look inside the book before buying it. Specifications: Learn to form many common shapes, and lines Develop basic pencil skills. Large and clear pages. Dimensions: "8.5in x 11in" Behind every page is blank 64 pages

Can you draw a circle, square, or triangle? Then you can draw animals! This book presents a new, easy-to-follow art method that makes drawing super-accessible, utterly undaunting, and huge fun. Just follow the clear, step-by-step instructions, and you'll soon be drawing frogs, dogs, elephants, and crocodiles! Perfect for children aged 4+.

Build essential skills while having fun with Home Workbooks! Now updated with fun, colorful pages and engaging art, each book measures 7" x 9.25" and is filled with 64 pages of age-appropriate activities, puzzles, and games. These teacher-approved books are perfect for home, school, summer breaks, and road trips! Skills covered include hand-eye coordination, following directions, pasting, fine motor, and more! An incentive chart and 140 full-color stickers are also included to help parents or teachers track student progress. Home Workbooks are available for prekindergarten through grade 3 students, and feature titles in a wide variety of skill areas to suit any need.

The "Learning to Trace Letters Numbers Shapes and Coloring Animals Ages 3+" is the ideal companion to successfully master the first steps. With this learning to trace and coloring, your child will learn how to write letters, numbers and shapes with animal coloring in a fun and age-appropriate way. from 3 years old, children are optimally prepared for schooling. The book is divided into separate chapters of numbers, letters, shapes and coloring: -The letters: Writing the first letters is an exciting step. In the chapter of letters,your child will get to know more than 30 animals with the alphabet of lowercase as well as uppercase, and learn the letters individually and step by step. -The numbers: To understand the meaning of the numbers, your child begins to count the elements of the picture of animals. Afterwards, as with letters, it is a matter of repeating the numbers. As soon as this step becomes easy, it follows a writing without a guide. -The Shapes: Draw simple basic geometric shapes, with their names written down. -The Coloring: Coloring more than 30 drawings of animals that your child has already known with high quality. By following these 117 pages correctly, your child will be able to write upper and lower case letters from A to Z, as well as the numbers from 0 to 9 and learn to draw shapes and color animals. It is especially important that your child can work and learn at their own pace. This is the only way to keep things fun and to give her confidence in those writing skills.

150+ pages of shape tracing fun for children ages 3 and up! This kids' workbook helps toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners learn shapes while also practicing pen control and fine motor skills. Children trace shapes on each page, then put the shapes together to make an animal! Children can trace, draw, and color 20 unique zoo animals. Created by a child development specialist with a PhD in education and a passion to help children fall in love with math! This jumbo preschool and toddler activity book helps children learn important facts about shapes while having fun tracing, drawing, and coloring the animals. Children will learn the following shapes: circles, squares, rectangles, triangles, semi-circles, ovals, rhombuses, trapezoids, pentagons, and hexagons. As the shapes are illustrated and described on each page of this workbook, children will learn: Shapes can be named and categorized based on their characteristics. It's important for children to learn the names of common shapes. However, children can learn much more about shapes than just their names! Children should also learn the characteristics of each shape. For example, children should practice counting the number of sides and corners (angles) of each shape. Children are often exposed to prototypical shapes, such as equilateral triangles. It is important to show children non-prototypical shapes of various sizes and orientations. This helps children focus on each shape's defining characteristics. Shapes can be put together (composed) and separated (decomposed) to make new shapes. For example, you can put together two right triangles to make a rectangle. Children should have practice combining, rotating, and comparing shapes so that they learn the part/whole relationship among shapes. Here are some tips for engaging children in the shape tracing activities in this learning book: Name the shape. Ask, "Do you know what this shape is called? If we turn the shape around like this, will it still be a (triangle, square, etc.)?" Describe their characteristics. Ask, "How many sides does this shape have? How many corners does it have? Let's count the number of sides and corners!" Discuss the similarities and differences between shapes. Ask, "How are these two shapes similar? How are they different?" Notice how you can put shapes together to make new shapes. Ask, "When we put these two shapes together, what shape do we make?" Notice how you can take shapes apart. Ask, "When we cut this shape in half, what two shapes do we make?" Children can make their own shape animals!After tracing the shapes, children color and draw the animals. At the end of the book, children can cut and paste the shape cutouts to make their very own animals!