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Dot-to-Dot Count to 100

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This is a surprisingly nice dot-to-dot book for kids learning to count to 100. Unlike supermarket-style coloring books, this book is printed on nice white thick paper. The resulting pictures have a surprising amount of detail. A number line of sorts goes across the top of each pair of pages to help kids remember the 10, 20, 30, etc. sequence. 64 pages / pictures in all. A nice book overall!

Took this on a long flight with my 4 & 5 year olds. They spent quality time on it. The difficulty level is just right for kids who are learning to count to 100; pictures are challenging without being too complex.

My 3 yr old loves dot to dots. We have a stack of these type of books. He especially loves this one because it doesn't follow the same type of format that some of the other workbooks series type books follow. If just has puzzle after puzzle of 100 dot pictures to draw. He loves it.

I bought this book for my 6 year old grandson. He really enjoyed the 'Count to 30' book and this one is exactly the same only more difficult. The book is well constructed and the pages are thick. The numbers are easy to see and I like the fact that you can't tell what the picture is going to be until it's completed. The completed pictures are well done and lend themselves to be colored in, if your child likes to do that. This is just a great, straight forward, dot to dot book. I would definitely recommend it.

My daughter is learning to count to 100, so this is a good book for her. She loves dot-to-dots, and as a homeschooling mom, I like challenging my Kindergartener. She enjoys figuring out what the picture will be, and although the numbers are small (hard to avoid with so many numbers on a page), the book has been a hit. It's challenging, so for younger kids, it will last a while.

I bought a bunch of these books all at once, all different all at different levels. 2 of them that i ordered were very small...like pocket books which were literally of no use to me because my 4 year old got very frustrated, so my 8 year old took them. the reason i say they were useless is because i bought these books to keep a 4 year old occupied for an hour each week when he finishes his hour of gymnastics and she still has an hour of gym time to go and for the hour she's in tennis on another day. the best of the bunch is the dot to dot count to 100 book. the pictures were a little more detailed when you finished them but ALL the dot to dot books were thin and really not worth the prices. i found one in a craft store for a dollar that was literally 5 times the size and i kick myself for not buying 2 or three of them!!! there is a hidden pictures book that while also thin, we've had a good time with and i'd like to find more of those......but your prices for such a thin book are ridiculous!!!