School Zone Preschool Stickers Workbook: 64 Pages, Pre-K, Kindergarten, 324 Stickers, Shapes, Patterns, ABC's, Numbers, Letters, Ages 3-5 (Stuck on Learning! Book Series)

Great for the kids and they absolutely love the stickers. Stickers always make the activities more fun and engaging for them. The colors and great along with the print! Definitely of quality.

My preschooler and I complete a lot of workbooks aside from her regular school work to help her master concepts learned in school and also to teach her concepts she hasn't learned yet. I've come across some excellent workbooks, but this is by far her favorite because of the sticker aspect. I love the innovative sticker idea for this workbook instead of just paper and pencil like the others! The book has 64 pages of activities and the rest of the pages are the stickers that will be used to complete the activities.The illustrations in the book are very colorful and engaging and she loves peeling off the stickers; some of the stickers have been a bit difficult for her to peel off without my help though. I really like that the sticker sheets have borders around them and that each box is labeled with what page you are supposed to use that set of stickers for, so you don't have to guess or figure that out for yourself. The stickers are nice quality!Some of the concepts covered are finishing patterns, tracing and writing letters, sorting items by beginning sound, counting and graphing, completing mazes, alphabetical order, recognizing shapes, ordering numbers, categorizing, recognizing animal habitats and seasons, counting and adding pennies, and putting events in order (cause and effect). I love that there are so many different activities and concepts covered! I especially love the graphing and beginning money concepts because I haven't seen those in other workbooks we've tried. This is an awesome learning tool, but I do wish there was a little more repetition in some of the concepts to help with mastery instead of just introducing it.There are other books in this series and we are definitely going to get them! If you are looking for a workbook for your preschooler or kindergartner, this is the best choice! I'd say it's more suited to preschool age than kindergarten because a 5 or 6 year old might find the activities too easy.

My 4 year old loves these books and we have purchased several. However, this time a whole page of stickers was missing. She went thru it and drew in some things, but missed the actual stickers.

My 3 year old wanted to have a workbook like his older siblings but the most of the PreK things he is not ready for without more guidance from a parent. The stickerbook is great because I can cut out sections of stickers by page number and regulate them so he doesn't go sticker crazy. His older siblings can help him with his work too, which he really enjoys. Great buy!

This is an excellent work book offering a variety of activities. If your kid likes stickers is a nice way to work in letter recognition, patterns, etc. The sticker sheet pages are perforated which makes it easy to complete. Is definitely one I would buy again and recommend to other parents.

I like this book, but its not quite what I expected. In my opinion, sticker books should be aimed at 2-3 year olds who are just learning how to write and thus need a break from writing so need to express their knowledge in a different way. Some of this book's material is appropriate for that age group, but some is not.... Overall, I am not excited to do this workbooks with my son because everything is covered too brief for any kind of mastery... I liked the alphabet sticker book much better with all that repetition. I still think this book is better than other sticker books because it does teach and has logic to it, but I just wanted more and it covered to great of a learning age range.What it covers:- Comparing size- Matching like to like- Completing patterns- Time (must be able to read written time like 4:00)- Coloring- Farm animals and babies (only 4 animals)- Match objects with their starting letter and letter tracing (brief and only capitals)- Simple mazes- Alphabet- Shapes- Dot-to-dot #1-10- Colors- Counting- Bar graph- Sequence/Order- Grouping/Classifications- Animal habitats/needs- Seasons- Money/Coins- Basic addition- Draw the second half- Match puzzle piece over image- Words- Opposites- Rhymes- Emotions- 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.

I am a former primary teacher. I bought this book for my granddaughter who just turned three. I think this book would be appropriate for ages 3-5. It is perfect! The pages have just a couple of activities on each page. The pictures are clear and colorful. The directions are easy to follow. I love that she can complete the activities using stickers. There are also some coloring activities, and a couple of pages that ask the child to trace and write the capital letter. She is too young for that, but she can put the picture that makes the beginning sound in the box with the letter. There are lots of pages that work on patterns, matching mother and baby farm animals, shapes, number and letter activities, sequencing, the seasons, categories, and rhyming etc. She thinks it is great fun and will do a couple of pages at a time. I love School Zone books even for school age children. You can't go wrong.