School Zone Early Math Sticker Learning Workbook: 64 Pages, Preschool, Kindergarten, 426 Stickers, Counting, Numbers 1-12, Telling Time, Ages 3 to 6 (Stuck on Learning! Book Series)

Perfect for my 3 year old! Great early math learning.

I love the different activities inside. The stickers add in a little excitement than just drawing, writing and colouring. It even has a sheet of stickers to reward the kids for good work. My kids love that they get to pick the good job stickers. The last page has a "certificate" in it too.

Vivid colors, quality manufacturing, and engaging content for my 3 y/o. He loves the stickers and I love that he is getting practice with his number recognition, counting, and writing skills in particular. You can’t teach a full curriculum off this workbook, obviously. But it is a lovely addition to our homeschool preschool to complement other learning activities.

I have looked at hundreds of educational workbooks. I’m always trying to find the best one for my kids. This is why this is one of the best for preschoolers—it allows them to learn and show their knowledge WITHOUT having the ability to write. This is important because many preschool children know how to count (some can even add) but may not have the fine motor skills to write/draw their answers. With this book, they can simply place the stickers in the correct spaces. There are also opportunities for them to write and draw. Also, the value is great.

Its the best sticker workbook I have found on the market for 123s and for 2-3 year olds. The only con is that its too short - it stops at number 12 when it should have gone to #20 then covered the tens to one hundred. Stickers are specified as to which pages they belong but the exact number needed is the exact number of stickers given so kids are not really forced to count to place the right number of stickers on the page. Therefore this book does not have as much educational value as the ABC sticker workbook. Why is the book so good for two year olds? It enables the kid to show what they learn without having to write or say everything... they can point at stickers and place them. Practice writing is brief so you don't exhaust a very young one. Great way to interact with your child to ensure kids learn instead of randomly placing stickers. Might even be a good daddy comes home activity to review what was learned during the day. Plus, its fun. I cannot wait to do it with my son. What the book covers: Page 1, numbers 1 through 12 visually shown and can clearly see you add one more to go to the next number. Pages 2-25, find the object stickers that match each number, then on the following page place more stickers into a scene, and there is usually some directions to follow like circle something or color something. Pages 26-31, count and place the correct number sticker in the box, then on the following page add more stickers of an object until reach the designated number. Pages 32, 38-41, complete the number line with the missing number stickers. Pages 33 & 35, dot-to-dot numbers. Page 34, color by number. Page 36-37, count and place the correct number sticker in the box. Page 38, 56-59, basic addition. Pages 43-47, compare amounts. Pages 48-51, basic counting of coins using pennies. Pages 52-55, telling time. Page 60-63, basic subtraction. Page 64, review of counting 1-12. Rest of the pages are stickers both to complete the worksheets as well as reward stickers. There is a parent guide inside the front cover and a certificate of completion inside the back cover.

This is a great book, my daughter has a lot of fun putting the stickers for the answers. Stickers are a lot of fun for most kids so it's great to practice math skills. I'd say it's more pre-k level, not kindergarten.

it is fun learning prosses for my girls. she loved it.

These sticker workbooks are a great way to get kids learning at home. My son loved them when he was 4, and my now 3 year old daughter loves them, too. Between the two of them, they finished all 3 books (I also bought the alphabet sticker book and the other one - it was kind of a hodgepodge of different skills). I am reordering all 3 for my daughter to do again as further practice. She loves them. She also develops her fine motor skills from peeling the stickers. I took these to the baseball field for her to do during her brother's T-ball game - she worked the entire time in her sticker book. :)

Se puede ver un poco simplón al inicio, pero la verdad es que capta la atención del niño, le ayuda a desarrollar coordinación y trabaja pinza. Nosotros conforme vamos avanzando repetimos brevemente los números o la actividad que realizamos ( eje. One, two, three, four...more, less, etc) cada que cambiamos de página y llegamos a dónde nos quedamos. Se divierte, hace la actividad y luego, sin provocarlo, él lo relaciona con cosas cotidianas. Respecto al material físico, los stickers están buen recortados y don resistentes, puedes ir quitando las hojas vacías sin que se rompa el libro. Los colores son llamativos sin exagerar.

Great design, poor finish... After the first 3 pages, every 2 pages it appears these shadow images which were clearly transferred from the next page while ink was still fresh. Added some pics. I didn't return the product as we've worked on the first pages. What a nasty surprise.