Name: Brain Quest Learn to Write: Letters
SKU: 55590707
Price: 419.00 TWD
Availability: InStock
Author: Workman Publishing
ISBN: 9781523516001

portada Brain Quest Learn to Write: Letters

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Physical Book

Author

Workman Publishing

Publisher

Workman Publishing Company

Language

English

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Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9781523516001

Brain Quest Learn to Write: Letters

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Synopsis "Brain Quest Learn to Write: Letters "

This Learn to Write Brain Quest workbook helps children practice tracing and writing letters and words to prepare them for success with independent reading and writing in kindergarten and beyond. In Brain Quest Learn to Write: Letters, children ages 4 and up practice their penmanship while learning to write the letters of the alphabet. Learning to write and recognize letters and their sounds are key early literacy skills. Each workbook page includes engaging illustrations, multiple practice exercises, and fun activities that give children ample opportunity to master the content and experience the joy of learning.

Workman Publishing

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Workman Publishing is an independent American publisher founded in 1968 and known for its wide range of practical and educational books. In 2018, it launched Summer Brain Quest (various editions "Between Grades Pre-K & K" to "5 & 6"), a series of workbooks aligned with Common Core. Each volume —of non-fiction/educational children's content— contains activities, games, stickers, and progress maps that keep children motivated over the summer.

These books have not been officially awarded, but they stand out for their significant impact: they are highly valued tools by parents and teachers to prevent summer learning loss. Their practical effect and attractive design have made them a regular resource in American families, solidifying Workman's reputation as a leader in educational publications.

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