First Phonics Ages 3-4: Ideal for home learning (Collins Easy Learning Preschool)

First phonics is great, has lots of practice activities and high quality paper. It supports the national curriculum. I highly recommend this book such great value for money.

My Granddaughter is a preschooler and has been off Nursery for some time due to the lock down. I bought 3 different versions of these books, maths, English and phonetics. Monday to Friday we're doing 3 pages per book and I would say that that was adequate for a 5 year old. On her first page of learning O's K's and G's. I'd say her memory for remembering is great. I look forward to going through all 3 books with her. Absolutely recommend these books as they are very easy for the Parent/Grandparent to follow and guide the child.

Great book for children wanting to learn

Great content for my son

Handy book the kids doing well, have purchased others

Helps my little one

The content of the ‘First Phonics’ Collins book are in line with the early years foundation curriculum. It includes activities like ‘drawing a line from an alphabet to each colourful picture that begins with that sound’, colouring pictures’. At the end of the book a certificate of achievement is attached to hand to the child. I highly recommend for the 3-4 age group. Parents and carers would also find the tips on each page useful. The book is also inexpensive, well packaged and delivered on time.

I used it for ore reading stages with 4 year olds. A splendid tool

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It’s very simple and very effective learning for kids

Present for my 4yr old grandson who loves this sort of vehicle at the moment.

A great book for 3-4 years old kids . Buy this book after introducing phonics to your kid. It has exercises like matching a letter to images starting with the sound of that letter My daughter loved the book . It’s a small book with not many pages but serves the purpose and gets over before the kid starts getting bored :) .

we've been through several different brands of activity books, and this one consistently produces the most boring (to my kid) and insubstantial (to us) compared to all the others