School Zone Alphabet Stickers Workbook Paperback – Sticker Book, 1 July 2019

The best sticker workbook I have found on the market for ABCs and for 2 year olds. The only con is that its too short = )Why is this workbook so good? Stickers are specified as to which pages they belong, but there are no hints as to where they go (in other words this book has no shadows of sticker shapes or object outlines, there is no word written as to which sticker to get, and no answers are hidden in the back of the book.) So that means kids have to choose the correct answer from potential options. That means they have to think the same way they would on a school test. Excellent. The book focuses on the alphabet instead of getting stuck on side activities which was the issues with other ABC sticker workbooks.Why is the book so good for two year olds? It focuses only on capital letters (except on 9 pages in which words are used). It enables the kid to show what they learn without having to write or say everything... they can point at stickers and place them. Practice writing is brief so you don't exhaust a very young one. Great way to interact with your child to ensure kids learn instead of randomly placing stickers. Might even be a good daddy comes home activity to review what was learned during the day. Plus, its fun. I cannot wait to do it with my son.What the book covers:Page 1, find the object sticker to complete the alphabet.Pages 2-15, find the object stickers that match each letter then one the following page place more stickers into a scene.Pages 16-41, a rhyme is given using the letter, letter tracing for only capital letters and only 1 line for each, draw a line connecting all of the same letter, find stickers to match that letter and place in box, and write the letter two more times.Pages 42-45, find the stickers to complete the boxes must match a letter to an object starting with that letter.Pages 46-47, find the stickers to complete the alphabetPages 48-55, find the object stickers to match the word. Circle these images in the scene. - Problem is the page uses lower case letters which this book has not taught the kid yet. If the parent reads the word and has the kid point to the right sticker then this is not a problem... my 2 year old son can't read.Page 56, find the object stickers to match the word and the write the word - Problem is the words are in lower case and the book did not teach lower case. This page should NOT have been included.Pages 57-64 is dot-to-dot with the alphabet. I think its a bit too much for 2 year olds, but older kids will be able to handle it. You could have the parent do the drawing and have the kid point to which letter is next. Also, the alphabet is included at the top so the worksheets are for learning and memorizing the alphabet not practicing after memorization.Rest of the pages are stickers both to complete the worksheets as well as reward stickers.There is a parent guide inside the front cover and a certificate of completion inside the back cover.

My niece loves these book with a lot of stickers keeping her entertained, she so stinking smart

My 4 year old loves workbooks and stickers so this book is a win and I've bought it several times because she will sit and do this book in 2-3 days. There are 64 pages of short activities and in the back of the book, the stickers are labeled for what page they correspond to. Each page can take 2-3 minutes. Some of the activities include connect the dots with letters in order, letter tracing and writing, putting stickers of objects to the corresponding letters, beginning sounds, letter recognition, and putting stickers on scenes. I'm sure I'll be buying this again since she loves this series of workbooks with the stickers. Wonderful educational tool.

My 3.5 year old loves these workbooks. The stickers are easy to use and peel off which helps with motor skills. Stickers are fun and great reward while learning at the same time!

My daughter loves stickers so this was perfect for her. We started out with 'Math Stickers' and now for Christmas she got this book and the 'preschool stickers'. She loves them all. They really grab her attention and make learning fun. The stickers are labeled so you know which page to use what stickers on. An example of some of the work in this book would be a page with the letters 'A, B, C & D', then the child will get to place stickers with the correct beginning letter sounds. I ask my daughter to pick a sticker off the sheet and tell me it's name, then I'll ask her "What sound does it start with?" and she'll tell me, then I'll ask her what category that picture belongs in (picture of apple sticker goes in the 'A' category, Ball sticker goes in the 'B' category and so on). She loves to peel the stickers off herself and place them on the page. I highly recommend this book for preschoolers.