I Got this to get my daughter interested in learning before she started school she is very biased to the butterfly in the drawing book. Handwriting is such an important skill that is often not taught in school anymore and ti be able to provide these to students that need it would be so beneficial. She spent around 5 minutes on it, and quickly I realized that this is an activity I must be present while she’s doing it since after 5 minutes she started to loose interest as I noticed that she was just flipping pages and trying to trace randomly. The pack I got for My four year old is fantastic apart from one if the pens broke on first use so a little disappointed in this.

I love everything about it except that I didn’t realize that in England some cursive letters are different than in the U. She looks forward to practicing in the books, especially the drawing one, since she is very much into drawing. I can’t say enough good about these books pens and the little grippers that teach you proper pen holding techniques. These books kept my grand babies busy for HOURS and they were so excited to use the books and to see the ink disappear so they could start all over again, after an hour or so my oldest wrote her name on a piece of paper and I could notice a major difference in her penmanship!The fun rubber pen holders are great, but would be even better if the pen was retractable or the holder could move up the pen to allow the top to go on without rmoving the rubber holder. Not to mention my son actually like to practice his writing and asks for his "ink book and magic pen". These books improve writing and drawing skills at an early age, and also saves me the stress of spending money for different learning materials. As yet, they haven’t used the set but it looks good quality and I’m hoping will help get them excited about writing and also drawing shapes correctly.

We originally got them for our 6 yo bc she was writing a few of her numbers backwards but within a week of having them she has stopped. I highly recommend this, my girls who are age 2 and 4 have been using this and it has been mostly helpful with my 4 years old as she’s due to go to school in September .But he joined two-year-old sister at the table when he saw her using one of the books and was hooked for a good 20 minutes. My little one will be going into kindergarten next year and it’s important that he is well prepared.

Now, when I get back to work my right hand will be able to take a rest sometimes as my newly able left hand can take over! I told myself it would be worth it if she used them a couple of times, she has definitely exceeded my expectations in using them! The other books are nice for kids to practice following lines (pre-writing) and writing their letters. Right now I'm hovering and counting out the strokes for the capital A and saying around n down for the little a. Such a great tool to help my kiddo with their writing skills and also to learn numbers and letters as well as fun doodles.He doesn't like drawing plus he's left-handed, so does struggle occasionally - plus he'd rather be kicking a football or hanging upside down from his climbing frame.