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1955 days ago

Preschool Workbooks Home Learning

Claire from Meadowbank

Home Learning Resource Books for Pre-School age children. $10 each or $50 for all.

5 workbooks for 3-4 year olds and 2 for 4-5 year olds. All in as new condition except one has like 3 of the gold star stickers removed, I think all the others have all the stickers.

Each of the 3-4 year old workbooks come with a sheaf of photocopied pages so you can do the activities repeatedly and without damaging the book (which is what we did). The “getting ready for English” one has heaps (and HEAPS) of photocopies, the others not quite as many but still plenty.

Also includes a laminated copy of the alphabet (for practicing) and a laminated copy of the magenta high frequency reading words for 5-5.5 year olds.

Awesome resource either for a preschool or an individual. $10 each ONO or $50 for everything.

Listing on trademe soon if not gone first.

Price: $10

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