CGP Numbers 0–20 Wipe-Clean Activity Book for Ages 3–5
Gift type: Children's Activity Book
Perfect pick for: early education, eco-friendly gifts, family learning, preschool skills
Estimated Price: £4.50
Encourage early numeracy skills with this engaging wipe-clean activity book, designed especially for young learners aged 3 to 5. It offers a fun and interactive way for children to practise numbers from 0 to 20, combining tracing exercises with counting tasks to build confidence and hand-eye coordination.
The wipe-clean format is ideal for repeated use, allowing little ones to trace and write numbers with a whiteboard pen, then simply erase to try again. Clear instructions guide children through counting objects, tracing numerals starting from red dots, and connecting numbers to quantities, making it a comprehensive introduction to numbers.
Measuring 29.5 cm in height and 21 cm in length, this slim 1.3 cm thick book is perfectly sized for small hands and easy handling. It comes from CGP Books, a trusted brand in educational resources, ensuring quality and thoughtful design.
- Material: laminated wipe-clean pages
- Dimensions: 29.5 cm height, 21 cm length, 1.3 cm thickness
- Age range: 3 to 5 years
- Features numbers 0 to 20 with tracing guides
- Includes simple counting and matching exercises
- Reusable wipe-clean format for extended practice
- Designed for early hand-eye coordination skill development
- Suitable for use with whiteboard pens
- Compact and lightweight for easy handling
This wipe-clean activity book by CGP Books is a thoughtfully designed tool for nurturing early numeracy in preschool children. The interactive approach encourages kids to actively participate by tracing numbers and counting objects, which can aid in developing pen control and number recognition. The included wipe-clean pages mean the book can be reused many times, an important feature for gradual skill building.
👀 Read more...Parents and carers praise its durability and ease of use, appreciating that the book supports incremental learning. However, some point out that the book might be slightly advanced for the youngest children within the age range, particularly those still developing fine motor skills. The tracing exercises demand a certain level of pen control that may require adult guidance early on.
Overall, the balance of counting objects, number tracing, and simple activities provides a well-rounded learning experience. The size and layout are friendly for small hands, and the book makes excellent use of the wipe-clean concept, offering great value for repeated practice.
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