Preschool Literacy: Get ready for reading

My daughter loves these workbooks. I love that you don’t need much writing skills. Just circling, coloring, or drawing lines!

This is a wonderful pre-K book to use for introducing phonics. Very simple design makes it usable for special needs kids as well who need an uncluttered page.

I have bought maybe 6 or 7 workbooks for my 3 year old, and this is the ONLY book that actually teaches. Why? Because it uses repetition, interactivity, and the activities make the child pick out the distinct letters. My toddler finally knows what “A” and “a” are, no thanks to endless flash cards, showy kids books, gimmicky ABC toys, etc.THANK YOU JADY!!!

The media could not be loaded.  This is a great book for introducing letter sounds. But it also gets kids using the pencil, so it does also help with their writing skills, but not in an intrusive way. It's very simple-minded, but I like that it focuses a lot on the sounds of letters. It does help if your child already knows the individual sounds of the letters, whether you practice that with flashcards or other ways. The book is pretty straightforward when following directions on each page. It's a great starter book for the preschool age group!

I bought 2 books. One for my 4 yr old who don't have much interest right now and almost 3 yr old who has done about 3 pages. I find it difficult for my almost 3 yr old to jump in to beginning sounds. She don't even get what that means. I wish it started with just sounds then maybe at the end of the book started to go over the beginning sounds.

This books is great, my son loves answering every pages, it's help my son well. I recommend this book.

Bought both the literacy and math books for my almost 4yr old. She knew her letter sounds before starting and this book has been perfect for her. My only complaint is we have come across one page that wasn’t quite right, specifically the letter O. The page asked her to color pictures of things that started with “o” which most preschoolers would sound out as the short sound “awe” and long sound “oh”, but two of the pictures were of an owl and an onion. I think that was confusing for a pre-reading child. Otherwise they’re great books and require little writing (mostly circling, drawing a line or coloring), which is appropriate for her age.

We use with our homeschool program

I love it I really recommend !!

Fantastic Pre-school book to use- especially useful during lockdown! My 4 year old tended to do about 6 pages at a time as it was so much fun and so varied; lots of colouring, circling, line matching etc so no pressure on handwriting as such but encourages good pen control.Now that my son has completed the book we are having to rub out his work as he wants to do it all over again! We have since moved on to basic spelling (!!) but this gave great prep and he still loves to do the different activities.It would be great if there were a second book to move onto blending sounds?? ....Highly recommended!

Brilliant, absolutley brilliant. I would strongly recommend parents to order this book to help educate their children. My son is a little slower with his academics however since we started using all three preschoolers books by Jady A. we have seen a huge milestone improvement; We will continue to use these books to home educate him.

My 3 year old is enjoying working through this book, it contains a lot of concepts to encourage early reading skills. In the uk preschool children are taught phonic sounds and not letter names. Letter names are included in the book, however we don't find this to be a problem. Thank you xx

my 2yrs old try to do this with me 😍