TIME X Magic Grooved Writing Practice Books, Reusable Handwriting Practice Books, Groove Workbooks, Handwriting Practice for Kids 3 +, Large Writing Practice Books (Practice 6-Books)

Great! The kids loved them. Make s teaching easier.

This arrived today and our kiddo has been wanting to use them nonstop! Normally I have had to supervise her when practicing letters or numbers but with this she is doing it on her own and picking up on the proper way to write the number and letters. The pages are thick and hold up well, the ink does disappear but if they push really hard it doesn’t fully fade.The letters are a bit small but my 3 year old still able to trace them and is having fun with it!I would highly recommend this, best purchase we have made for our daughters learning outside of school!

Is easy to use. He continues to work on it. Though the size of fonts look small for first time writers.despite the discomfort, It’s fun for my son as he is engaged in it.

My daughter has been struggling with writing and after the first use has already shown a huge improvement! We live the grooves it helps and guides her in where or how she should be writing’s as well as helping her draw pictures she gets very excited and is perfect for extra practice/homework after school that is fun and makes a difference!

Wow! I love this for my 5 year old. Its easy to use with those groove imprinted. It will last us a pretty good time as the ink disappears with 5 mins of tracing. The book could have more pages though but still a good book to improve my child's penmanship. My daughter loves using this book its fun and interactive.

I’m very happy with this purchase! I bought the same books off Facebook and they were extremely tiny! These books from Amazon are a good size, readable and the pens work great! Would definitely buy again

Very easy to use, if your child is interested in learning they will love writing with the “magic pencils!”

These books are nice, but I was super disappointed at how small the traceable letters and numbers are. I would think when trying to teach a young child the proper strokes to use to properly create a letter or number for the first time, they would have been much bigger.