Kumon Easy Mazes

by Kumon

Book Overview

This book bridges the gap between My Book of Tracing and My First Book of Mazes by offering more advanced tracing exercises. Tracing their way through these colorful mazes will help children build more confidence in their fine motor skills, thereby preparing them to begin writing.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1933241241
• ISBN13: 9781933241241
• Release Date: March 2006
• Publisher: Kumon Publishing North America
• Length: 80 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 8.3" x 11.7"
• Age Range: 2 to 4 years

Customer Reviews

Dissappointed

All of the pages of mazes are marked on. Guess I should have known.

High quality, low price

Looking for an inexpensive educational item? Look no further. Kumon workbooks are excellent.

love those books

I loved the kumon books.i run a preschool and use the book at my school. each page is full of color and that gets the kids more interested in completing the pages

perfect for a 3 1/2 year old who likes mazes

My son loved this book so much he sat for a half hour mastering these mazes before he agreed to put it down. Definitely worth the money. I suggest parents make some copies of the pages before their child begins. Also, it would be nice it the publisher made it spiral bound.

Really Easy Mazes

This is a good book for very young children (2+). There are a lot of really simple mazes (actually 80). Each maze is on an 8 1/2 x 11 page. The mazes get progressively harder, but they were all really easy for my three year old son. If I had let him, he would have finished a good portion of the book in just one sitting. As with all the Kumon workbooks, it is printed on good quality paper with colorful backgrounds. Also, there is a certificate of achievement in the back.

Great!

My almost 3 yr old and I love this book along with My Book of Tracing and My First Book of Mazes. We work a bit in each one since they all start out with nice, easy pages. The mazes are *really* easy and start out as short paths for tracing before looking like actual mazes. We work both maze books using a bingo chip which she guides along like a little car. This has worked well for her since the last ones are too hard for her and she can continue to do mazes at her level by switching books and revisiting mazes.