📚 Kindergarten Workbook for Reusable Magic Handwriting Practice, Preschool Workbooks, Auto Disappearing Ink Magic Ballpoint Pens, Letter, Number, Animal Drawing and Amazing Games, Pre K Children's Books Ages 2-4 Review

Disappearing ink is very interesting. This makes the book reusable and kids can keep learning and repeating the part they like. The book and pen are of very good quality. The book has multiple activities like alphabets, numbers, counting, quizzes, drawing and coloring. It will definitely keep the kids entertained.

Handwriting book with ballpoint pen and 10 ink refills The mascara was completely gone within an hour. Most importantly, not only this book can be used for writing by hand. The ink will disappear from any paper or book, so you can use your own books and this pen for that. This book is ideal for children to improve their handwriting. The child can practice again and again. This is a very useful book. Must have for preschool/school age.

Starter kit includes workbook, ink pen, 10 ink refills and rubber pen for small hands. Basic letters, numbers, shapes and lines are well developed in the workbook. There is enough writing space and the graphics are colorful and attractive to young children. The ink does fade, but it takes over an hour to completely disappear. The dents from pressing the pen on the paper remain, but the ink is gone. The ink also smudges easily before it dries. But I think the novelty of the magic ink will be…

The ink really works. It was weird for me, but even a hint of it will speed up the process. After a day you can be sure that all traces of the pen are gone, so it's quite a lot of fun. My 3 and 5 year olds still love this book and I love that a 3 year old can doodle whatever he wants without ruining the book for the next person. My only problems are the chosen font. So far my five year old has been struggling with the little "K" because the font is very confusing and actually looks like an odd…

We are currently working on the letter. As most parents know, it takes a lot of practice and I feel different tools help keep a child interested. We have many workbooks and we try to include crafts as much as possible. This workbook is different in that it has special pens/inks that come with it. I often struggle with writing in our workbooks and feel like I sometimes have to make copies. But those are additional pages to keep an eye on. There were also times when we could use extra practice in

This workbook is about writing, marking lines, counting and pronouncing letters. I love that the ink goes away because the kids can come back and repeat some of the exercises. It also means the book can be reused for a younger sibling. Handwriting exercises are similar to other workbooks - a letter or number starts with a period and children have to follow the lines to the end. It has both uppercase and lowercase letters. There are exercises in connecting dots that we enjoy both counting and…