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Brain Quest Learn to Write: Letters

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Category: Workbooks

This Learn to Write Brain Quest workbook helps children practice tracing and writing letters and words to prepare them for success with independent reading and writing in kindergarten and beyond.

á In Brain Quest Learn to Write: Letters, children ages 4 and up practice their penmanship while learning to write the letters of the alphabet. Learning to write and recognize letters and their sounds are key early literacy skills. Each workbook page includes engaging illustrations, multiple practice exercises, and fun activities that give children ample opportunity to master the content and experience the joy of learning.á

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Harper J. ★★★★★

The letter pages are laid out so clearly that my kid can work on them independently while I make dinner. Tracing the words felt like a natural next step after the individual letters, and it's holding her attention way longer than I expected for a workbook.

Edward ★★★★★

My 4-year-old flew through the tracing activities and was so proud when he could write his own name. The thick, glossy pages held up well to his enthusiastic erasing and re-doing.

Kevin ★★★★★

I was worried the tracing pages might be too repetitive, but the letter shapes are large and clearly dotted, which made it easy for my five-year-old to follow. She's already writing her name on her own after just a week of practice.