Kumon Workbooks Ages 3,4,5 (7 in a Set)

1. My First Book of Cutting

My Book of Cutting is in the "Basic Skills Workbooks for Pre-K" series designed for ages 3-5. Perfect for children who are capable of working with scissors, use this workbook to help children further their crafting motor skills. Exercises include cutting out patterns and folding them to create animals, cars, tunnels, and more. 

2. My Book of Numbers 1-30

Through a combination of tracing and recitation exercises, this book encourages children to practice writing the numbers from 1 to 9 repeatedly until it becomes second nature. While improving basic pencil-control abilities and learning the numerical order of numbers from 1 to 30, children are naturally exposed to the world of numbers.

3. My First Book of Drawing 

Developing strong motor control and pencil control skills is an important foundation for writing letters and numbers. My First Book of Drawing helps children refine these skills by bringing them through all the steps from drawing simple lines and shapes to creating pictures of objects they are familiar with.

4. My First Book of Uppercase Letters

Unlike conventional alphabet books, My First Book of UPPERCASE LETTERS does not start with the ABCs. The most prominent characteristic of this book is that it starts with easy-to-write letters and then proceeds to more difficult letters step by step, regardless of alphabetical order. Different strokes such as straight lines, diagonal lines and curves are practiced.

5. My Book of Number Games 1-70

The connect-the-dots exercises on the odd-numbered pages of the book provide children with opportunities to become familiar with the concept of ordinal numbers while enjoying the “guess who’s hiding” games. The color-by-number exercises on the even-numbered pages are designed to enhance number recognition. These two abilities are crucial for creating the basis for addition and more. 

6. My First Book of Mazes

Perfect for children who are starting to play with crayons, use this workbook to help children further their coloring and drawing skills. Exercises include drawing lines as children complete the mazes, drawing lines from one point to another without touching other pictures on the page, and coloring in pictures with their favorite color.

7. My Book of Coloring: At The Zoo

Perfect for children who are starting to play with crayons, use this workbook to help children further their coloring and drawing skills. Exercises include coloring in parts of images to match the surrounding color, and completing mazes using specific colors.