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Book 1: Learning to write without problems. Writing for Preschoolers
In our workbook, the child is offered a set of exercises for building various graphic elements, drawing shapes in cells and along dotted lines, shading, colouring, etc. The book also contains exercises on writing large printed letters in cells based on the graphic elements learnt earlier.
Your child will see that writing letters is easy.
Be sure that soon your child will write his first sentence, even if it is on a checkered paper. Also, on a special patented auxiliary template, the child will begin to write the elements of uppercase letters. In fact, these are your child's first spellings. Having mastered them, he or she will easily move on to writing letters at school, recognising familiar elements in them.
Book 2. Learning to read without problems. Blue graphic grid
This workbook will perfectly complement the primer and help your child form and develop basic reading skills. With your help, your child will learn vowel and consonant sounds, memorise graphic images of letters, learn to form and read syllables, words and simple sentences. Colouring pictures and completing graphic tasks will help develop fine motor skills, which will have a positive impact on the child's overall development.
Book 3: Learning to count without problems
Every kid wants to learn to count. At the same time, a child who has started learning the basics of mathematics requires a high level of concentration, considerable mental stress, the ability to generalise and think abstractly. Therefore, the material must be presented in a way that makes the child want to work, so that the learning process becomes part of their daily play. Our task is to help you introduce your child to the basics of mathematics in an accessible, playful way. At the beginning of the book, concepts such as one-many, more-less, and the same are introduced. Some planar and three-dimensional geometric shapes are offered for familiarisation. However, the main attention is undoubtedly paid to numbers, their quantitative and ordinal values, and working with basic mathematical signs.