We LOVE your products. My 4 year old has been doing the preschool book while my son and I worked on the Olympic lapbook. It's his (and my) first ever lapbook, and he really loved it! I'd written you before explaining that he got excited about it after watching the video, and that he is NOT the workbook type of kid. Well tomorrow we have our visit with our facilitator and he's REALLY excited to have a project like that to show.

Oh, we're addicted. I've bought everything you have! ;) Keep up the great work!

Thank you!!!

~Kristi Cox

(Kristi then sent this the following day):  You should also know that my facilitator was just here, and she LOVED it. :)

We are loving the marine life lapbook! Looking forward to using more lapbooking from Egghead in our homeschool!

~Lorraine Davis

. . . wanted to give a shout out to Egghead for the wonderful e-book they let me review. It is the InventFuns book, and OMG we have loved it; we have done 2 of the lapbooks and have really enjoyed them—So if you’re looking for some neat things to try and do, my boys really have loved this!!!!!!!!! My girl has too but to our family it applies more to the boys, lol!! Thanks so much for sharing this great book!! WE LOVE IT!!! XOXO

~Kayla Arrowood

Oh, you are just wonderful. Thank you so much. I love the Fun and Games book; what a great idea. I'm going to take a closer look at your Marine lapbook. We may do that next year. You're lapbooks are quite unique compared to the others we have used. I'll enjoy creating them as much as my kids will!

Thank you again!

~Kathy Dunn

Here’s an inexpensive resource you can use to teach your preschooler reading and writing skills. Activities include tracing, scissor work, matching, counting, and letter recognition. The tracing and cutting activities help your child master small motor skills needed for handwriting, as well as help them recognize shapes. A memory matching game reinforces the recognition of shapes; and a counting activity, which includes pictures and numbers up to five for your child to color and count, reinforces counting skills.

The largest portion of the workbook is Letter Recognition. Each page contains an upper and lower case letter to color. The capital letters are decorated with apples, balloons, castles, dominoes, etc. depending on the letter represented. This makes them even more fun to color.

Although I would have liked larger letters in the Letter Recognition portion, at $4.95, My First PreSchool Book is still an inexpensive and fun way to reinforce your child’s preschool skills.

~Cindy Downes

~Tracie, OH

~Dawn Merritt

~Susan Manchester