Customer Reviews

1-100 Dot-to-Dots

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This book uses good quality white paper and has 62 dot-to-dot puzzles in which all go from the numbers 1-100. With each going to 100, it is a great way to learn or reinforce counting up to 100 skills. The pages have only black print on them, so the resulting image may be colored in. The images are cartoon-like silly pictures such as a smiling monkey, a rabbit licking a big lollipop, and goofy animals wearing clothing and making silly faces. There are a few that try to be scary, a mean-faced cobra, a frowning monster and a mean looking sheriff-bulldog.

These are perfect for young children who are learning to count to 100. Older children may find the puzzles too easy or the images too juvenile.

I also recommend for older children, the educational dot-to-dot books by Monica Russo and others by Evan and Lyle Kimble. Fun books for older kids to adult level are the "Greatest Dot to Dot book in the world" of which there are 4 different books in the series.

My 5 year old son loves this book. His older brother got a harder dot to dot book for Christmas and I knew that the 5 year old would want to have one of his own. I originally thought this book might be too hard for him. However, the numbers are right in order so they are easy to find. That doesn't make the book too easy, but it does make it age appropriate. I even think he is counting better after playing with this book. He didn't even know that he was learning because it was so fun.

I ordered this book for my granddaughter who loves doing dot to dot pictures. Imagine my surpirse when I opened the book to find that almost all of the pictures are done with the numbers outlining the picture--just as you see on the front cover if you look carefully at it--which I did not. The numbers are right next to each other--there is no searching for the next number. It sure is not challenging! I would not recommend this book!

My son's and my favorite dot to dot book to date. Puzzles all go to 100 from the first page on. 64 pages keeps him occupied for several days while we are waiting for dinner at a restraunt, while he's waiting for me to cook lunch of dinner, or whenever he feels like drawing. Highly recommended.

Great book for preschoolers, especially with working on numbers and hand-eye coordination. My little brother loves it.

The pictures are too obvious before the dot-to-dot is begun, which was frustrating to my son. What's the point of doing the page if you already know what the picture is?!

four year old wanted 'homework' too when big brother was busy with his. these are somewhat obvious before beginning, but after 5 or 6 pages we have counting and recognizing numbers 1-100 down before kindergarten. these seem to be an addictive activity, and obviously better than tv or video games.

I bought this for my 5-year-old granddaughter, who had outgrown what she called "baby" dot-to-dots. She loves it and it helps teach her to slow down and look ahead before drawing that line. I like doing them too.

My 5-year-old granddaughter learned to count to 100 with this book. She could only count to 50 before she got the book.

This is the best dots to dots puzzle i bought so far. I bought this for my 6 years old son and he loves it. Numbers are clear and it's the right size.