– Cursive Letters Age 3-5 Wipe Clean Activity Book: Ideal for home learning (Collins Easy Learning Preschool)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Perfect for Early Writing Practice! I bought this Cursive Letters Age 3–5 Wipe Clean Activity Book for my 4-year-old, and it’s been such a great find! We’d been practicing letters at home, but this book makes it so much easier (and more fun). The pages are thick and wipe clean nicely — we’ve used it with dry-erase markers several times and it still looks new. The activities start simple, with tracing patterns and shapes, and then move on to proper cursive letters. I love that it gently introduces the strokes rather than expecting kids to jump straight into full words. The illustrations and bright colors keep my little one interested, and it’s the perfect length for short learning sessions. As a parent, I also appreciate that it encourages correct pen grip and fine motor skills, not just rote copying. It’s ideal for home learning or quiet time, and it’s really boosted my child’s confidence with writing. Highly recommend for any parent looking to get a head start on handwriting in a fun, mess-free way!

This really helped my reception class child with their cursive writing and general pen control. The book starts with some general pattern exercises to help pen control then moves onto each letter, showing how to form the letters a step at a time. This starts as a numbered pattern to trace then moves onto an outline then to some blank lines for them to have a go on their own. The final pages are the complete alphabet. The pages are bright and colourful with pictures of items that begin with the relevant letters, which helps keep their attention. This is the only cursive writing book that I have seen, that shows you where to start the letter and numbers each part of its structure, so you just draw the parts in the right order. I didn’t have a clue about cursive writing, and some of the letters especially the f’s which take a bit of getting used to, so this book also helped me. The wipe clean pages are durable, and a reasonable pen supplied that simply wipes off so they can keep trying, it’s easier to remove the pen if you don’t let it dry on, so clean after use. An excellent book to help kids with their writing and also a great reference book for parents. Definitely recommended and good value.

Used with my granddaughter. Getting her to hold the pen correctly was the hard bit and not press to hard as it damages the nib area was the hard bit.

This cursive letters wipe clean activity book is very practical and easy to practice with children who have just learned to write letters. Each letter will be labeled from the beginning to the end. The paper is smooth and the pen is also good , it’s easy to wipe clean. the downside is only one wipe pen with the book, I have been looking for a longtime but I don’t seen the same wipe pen

A good wipe clean book to teach children cursive writing. I am using it with a child in my school who is learning cursive writing. She enjoys doing it.

This is the second delivery and I am impressed. First one came all ripped and pen lost. But this one came on time and book is not spoiled. Pen is not lost. My daughter will definitely love this book. Thank you

We have many of these books to aid with our children’s development at school. This one was particularly good. I love the fact you can wipe these clean so they can practice over and over again. Highly recommended.

Great book for practicing. My son finds this helpful with his handwriting practice. Good for any child that needs to practice their alphabet upper and lower case. My only disappointment was it didn’t have enough pages to copy and practice words. Love that it’s write and wipe, so any mistakes can be done again as it’s reusable. Overall, good for alphabet writing practice for Reception children around 3-4 years old.

I ordered these books previously for my little one and he loves it. But this time the pen was missing which the important thing for such books.

DO NOT BUY THIS! This is not cursive. It's as if someone tried to join up printed letters. I'm attaching a couple images as examples. It's a shame because it is a nice book otherwise. please do not give this to anyone learning because it will only teach them the wrong thing and confuse them.