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I bought this book for my 7 year old son to keep him busy and away from a screen. We have been stuck doing virtual learning since March of last year and our state is still strictly locked down. This means way more time at home and it’s hard to entertain the kids. I am so happy I found this book because he really enjoys it. We love the art work and the designs. The book starts out with an introduction and explains the different levels throughout. There are 3 progressive levels that get harder as you move through. This is a great book to help with learning numbers, counting and developing fine motor skills. My son does occupational therapy and his therapist said the book is a wonderful tool to help build his muscle memory and practice at home. I highly recommend this book to anyone with kids that are in therapy, or anyone struggling to keep your kids busy and engaged. I know it’s definitely helping my son.

The media could not be loaded.  I homeschool my 6 yr old and this was def a good idea. I needed a more advance dot to dot book and this was perfect (since it’s for ages 8-12). This is a preferred book so I use it to transition into math or down time. He does 2 pages, 2-3 times a week. Sometimes he even does the scenic back ground.

The Dot to Dot activity book is filled with adorable images to connect and I truly appreciate how large and clear the lines provided, numbers, and dots are presented. A pencil is perfect to use and when they are ready to color, crayons and coloring pencils are recommended since markers may bleed through. Even though the more difficult pages have more dots, the child will still be able to follow clearly and be really surprised with what they connected. The welcome letter is always a great personal touch and there is a note for parents that made it extra awesome. Also, there isn’t a Jennifer Trace book without a completion message along with a certificate. This is a great buy for parents and educators to use with their kids!

Great pictures, fun to do. Nice way to spend an afternoon. My son liked the way he didn't really know what some of the pictures were until he put it all together.I like anything that encourages him to write. We spend so much time on electronic devices, with educational games, that penmanship and fine motor skills fall behind. This is a low pressure way to practice writing without it being a chore. Good product, well thought out.

This is a really cute workbook! It is perfect for the age group intended. There is a great variety of images to keep kids interested. I like how there are just enough details of the image that the kids can try to guess what it could be before connecting the dots.Another great feature is the progression of difficulty as you go through the workbook. The numbers are bigger and fewer to start and then they get smaller and there are more numbers to connect as you go to the back of the book.Overall I think this is a really fun activity book for kids ages 8-12.

This is a great book for practicing numbers and developing fine motor skills. It's also great for hand-eye coordination and dexterity. The book has 3 levels of activities with dot numbers going as high as 100. There are 100 pictures to create with the dot-to-dot drawing. Upon completion, there is a picture that can then be colored in for more activity. Though the age range says 8-12, I feel the level 1 pictures can be started even sooner. At the end of the book there is a certificate of completion. So fun!

This book is great for the age range referenced (8-12). It's a bit more difficult than what little hands could do - my son is 5 and his other connect the dots books are much easier. This will be great for when he is older as some of the pages go into the 100's of dots. I love that it gets more challenging as it goes along and of course it's a bonus that you can color the pages when complete.

The Connect the Dots puzzles was good for the age range, and my daughter liked that there were both full and partial puzzles to do. She didn't find it terribly challenging per se, but the variety was good, and the kids can color the pages in afterwards.I got this primarily to help her fine motor skills, because she has to take her time.

My grandchildren love these books ,doing the dot to dots and then colouring them afterwards keeps them entertained for ages .