Children’s minds at an early age are very receptive to information. They are ready to take in and process as much information as possible. Thus, it is vital to make good use of their pre-schooling years by introducing the basics of the language, numbers and drawing lines and patterns. Why not fuel the young, curious minds with the basics of letters, numbers and creativity? This will not only be a mental exercise, but the time spent on drawing patterns will help children develop fine motor skills and pencil control, a much-needed dexterity for writing and drawing. This introductory set of learning books will teach children to write capital and small letters in the English alphabet and the first twenty numbers. They will also have an opportunity to develop the finger strength required for holding a pencil for writing or drawing. With ample space for tracing and practising, initial scribbles will gradually take the shape of letters, making children better equipped to move to an advanced level of writing. Considering the ample benefits of this early learning set makes it a must-have for every pre-schooler, so they begin with a pleasant classroom experience.

Introduce the basics of the alphabet and numbers.
Develop finger strength.
Space for tracing and practising.
Separate books for capital and small letters.
Images to enhance understanding.