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99 Tips For School Readiness

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Category: Resource Books

"99 Tips for School Readiness" is designed to provide simple, developmentally appropriate activities to help children ages four and five get ready for school. The activities progress in difficulty within each skill area and can be used by families or by teachers. Skill areas include: Self-Help, Social-Behavioral, Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Language, and Cognitive. Book measures 9"L x 6"W x .25" thick.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander R. ★★★★★

The way the activities build in difficulty is what sold me, my daughter started with the easy sorting games and now handles the letter tracing pages on her own. Perfect for squeezing in ten minutes before dinner.

Sofia P. ★★★★★

My four-year-old gets so excited when we pull this book out, she thinks it's a game. The developmentally appropriate activities for ages four and five have been perfect for her attention span, and I love that each one builds on the last without feeling repetitive. We're only halfway through, but I c

Scarlett T. ★★★★★

The way the activities are sequenced in difficulty has been a lifesaver—we started with the simpler ones and worked up, so there's always a new challenge ready. My son actually asks to "do school stuff" every afternoon now, and I notice he's better at following two-step directions already.