Can you match it? This awesome activity book from Roger Priddy has lots of fun matching games for kids to complete. The fantastic wipe-clean pages and pen allow all the exercises to be repeated over and over, and there is a clock icon on every page where children can record how long each game takes, and see if they can beat it the next time around. A great book to help develop memory and concentration skills, Match It! also includes pull-out matching and memory game cards.

A big book full of picture matching and sorting exercises for preschoolers. Activities become increasingly difficult as the book progresses, and, as the pages wipe clean, children can repeat them all, growing in accuracy and confidence as they do so. Clock icon on every page to record how long each activity takes to complete so that progress and improvement can be tracked. With a special dry-wipe pen, and pull-out matching and memory game cards.

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Using the simple and fun activities, children can learn to write and count numbers again and again with this amazing wipe-clean activity book.