School Zone Write & Reuse Books allow your child to practice activities over and over. Each activity can be used to reinforce curriculum objectives or introduce new ones. Use the book in the manner that best suits your child's needs. The Write & Reuse Books are great for summer activities. The activities will help your child retain the skills already learned during the school year or introduce skills that will be taught in the upcoming school year. For best results, we recommend dry erase markers that are made for use by children. (Ages: 4-6)

Encourage, inspire, and motivate kids to try until they succeed! The wipe-clean format allows kids to practice the activities in this book over and over, which helps them gain confidence and master important skills. This book teaches fine motor skills, the alphabet, and more. The durable, spiral-bound book lies flat for ease of use, includes a wipe-clean marker, and the pages clean off easily. Perfect for preschoolers and kindergartners!

Encourage, inspire, and motivate kids to try until they succeed! The write-clean format allows kids to practice the activities in this book over and over, which helps them gain confidence and master important skills. This book teachers pre-writing skills, the alphabet, numbers, colors, shapes, and more. The durable, spiral-bound book lies flat for ease of use, includes a wipe-clean marker, and the pages clean off easily. Perfect for preschoolers!

EXPLORE THE A TO Z'S OF DINOSAURS IN THIS MULTI SKILL LEARNING BOOK

The laminated pages will help children practice their writing skills and learn the alphabet. Then simply wipe the pages clean to practice again and again.

Deluxe Edition! Books are the same high-quality workbooks for which School Zone has been known since the company was founded. They're colorful and affordable and they've got twice the number of pages.

English, with its strange combinations of vowels and consonants, including silent letters and other complications, is a very difficult language to learn to read and write, to the extent that 30 percent of US high school graduates lack proficiency in reading, and an estimated 40 million Americans above the age of fifteen are, to a distressing degree, illiterate. The Training Wheels Alphabet Book takes this scandalous clunker and makes it glide along as though on just twenty-six uncomplicated parts. A very special learning process employed can be described with six words: Trace/Check/Erase/Next and Easy/Speedy. Learners begin by tracing letters and words on transparent overlays—then erased in the same way for further use. This, in effect, repeats the tracing process, reinforcing learning and retention. Shouldn’t it mortify us to the core that so-called third world countries like Bolivia and Cuba are leaving us behind in terms of literacy, thanks mainly to the Spanish language’s nearly perfect spelling system? Use of The Training Wheels Alphabet Book will effectively close this gap. Let’s bridge it without delay!