Play Smart Skill Builders 3+: For Ages 3+ JP Oversized – August 1, 2017

I didn’t know my child wanted to do these books, she really enjoyed them, she even surprised me with what she new and it’s pretty intuitive I didn’t have to explain much to her, and it kept her occupied for a good while! I’ll admit the activities were pretty repetitive but she enjoyed them!… she finished two books. Cute pictures, fun stickers, mazes, tracing lines, and cutting

If your kiddo is advanced academically, then this product is not for you. If you have an average 3 year old or an advanced 2 year-old, then this product is great. It won't last a year, but it will give them a good start on their academic journey. I love this brand of books and use them for my 3 year old while I homeschool my older kids. It includes a good mixture of activities such as matching items, identifying what is the same or different, tracing the first few letters/numbers, cutting things out with scissors, gluing things, drawing through a simple maze, identifying colors and shapes, etc. The activities are colorful and very cute, and they are tastefully done. My son loves them and is always eager to do his school work! Do keep in mind that this is not a book that you can give to your child and expect them to do on their own. They will need a little guidance before doing each activity.

Love these books! I purchased quite a few and plan to get all in the series for my grandchild. Very good quality, variety of activities, plus lots of stickers:)

We’ve been buying and using these books for almost 2 years now. They’re so much fun and the kids love doing the projects. Fun stuff!

I bought more than 15 workbooks by now, and Gakken series are our favorites. However, “Skill Builders” is not the best of the series. The whole book has 64 pages and mostly just mazes and tracing. While tracing is pretty basic, pre-writing level, mazes are pretty advanced, not the beginner level, so a 3 year old might need some advice with them. The last part has a few cool cut out exercises, which are exciting but there are only 3 pages... overall, I recommend this workbook as an addition, but not the main workbook to stick to.

My son loves these, we’ve bought several and he wants to do 10-15 pages everytime we sit down to do schoolwork- I have to cut him off haha. Not a bad problem to have! It’s great to see his skills really come out and develop as we go through each task. Perfect forHomeschooling, arts and crafts time, or even just quiet time activities.

It is a great item for toddlers who like to do things with their hands and loves puzzles. This works better at restaurants than a tablet. It still allows for the child to have social interactions at the table rather than just disassociated from the group and the rest of the people at the table.

My daughter loves those books. They help with doing variety of exercise skills and fun, all in one. Good way of spend fun times together without me needing to prep anything and on top of that she is learning. Win-winTwo slight downsides for us are:The higher the age group the less sticker exercises there are (my daughter is disappointed) and more and more coloring (she holds and operates pencils very well but simply doesn’t like to color).And second issues is that she completes a book within 2-3 days/seat downs.