I highly recommend this, my girls who are age 2 and 4 have been using this and it has been mostly helpful with my 4 years old as she’s due to go to school in September . I can’t say enough good about these books pens and the little grippers that teach you proper pen holding techniques. These books kept my grand babies busy for HOURS and they were so excited to use the books and to see the ink disappear so they could start all over again, after an hour or so my oldest wrote her name on a piece of paper and I could notice a major difference in her penmanship! The other books are nice for kids to practice following lines (pre-writing) and writing their letters. He doesn't like drawing plus he's left-handed, so does struggle occasionally - plus he'd rather be kicking a football or hanging upside down from his climbing frame.

As yet, they haven’t used the set but it looks good quality and I’m hoping will help get them excited about writing and also drawing shapes correctly. In just one use she got the correct placing, but it’s not meant to be used with the pen style provided, you need to remove it each time you want to close the cap of the pen and it broke for us on the first try to remove it. Bought this set for my grandson who is 4 and a half and also for his 2 and a half year old sister to use. It was definitely worth the money it is also helping to improve his self-esteem he's very proud of himself!

I told myself it would be worth it if she used them a couple of times, she has definitely exceeded my expectations in using them! It's not just a hand it over n do it type of approach that I'm using, because I feel he needs the added attention and praise. But he joined two-year-old sister at the table when he saw her using one of the books and was hooked for a good 20 minutes. However, we are proud and humble that many parents have offered our copybooks to 9-11 year olds to improve their rhythm, writing style, penmanship and cursive handwriting! A better option would have been a retractable pen that you can keep the finger placement on all the time, it’s dangerous for my younger child and easy to misplace.

We originally got them for our 6 yo bc she was writing a few of her numbers backwards but within a week of having them she has stopped. I was looking for a way to help him practice up his writing skills better before he starts first grade so I bought this product. I am a mother and an elementary teacher and I have never come across something so effective and efficient.She looks forward to practicing in the books, especially the drawing one, since she is very much into drawing. He often doesn't like new things and prefers his own routines but was immediately interested in the books. Now, when I get back to work my right hand will be able to take a rest sometimes as my newly able left hand can take over! I bought this for my 7 year old niece who is having difficulties with writing and focusing on writing. These books improve writing and drawing skills at an early age, and also saves me the stress of spending money for different learning materials.

The cornerstone of communication remains anchored in our alphabet - the ultimate confluence of concept, sound and image in a systematic code. Way more complex than the letters and numbers so that should tell you just how good this product is! As for mine I'm very pleased with his improvement in only 1 week, the indention definitely makes the difference for him.I’ve only had my child use this once so far, I’ve offered her afterwards and she wasn’t as interested. and of course he's showing off practicing one line with his right hand and the next line with his left. Such a great tool to help my kiddo with their writing skills and also to learn numbers and letters as well as fun doodles.

We have not had the chance to use the books yet because my mail carrier shoved them in my mailbox with other stuff ruining the books. The concept of "grooves" directly addresses the EYE + HAND paradigm, which is defining in our children's life.The pack I got for My four year old is fantastic apart from one if the pens broke on first use so a little disappointed in this. The fun rubber pen holders are great, but would be even better if the pen was retractable or the holder could move up the pen to allow the top to go on without rmoving the rubber holder. For best performance, we highly recommend writing on our GC Copybooks exclusively with the Disappearing Ink Pen, together with the Finger Posture Corrector. It was lovely to see him so engaged with writing and he spent over an hour with one book, even telling me what most of the letters were.