Dot-to-Dot Count to 20

I'm glad I purchased another book because this only gave half the expected practice. I'm not sure why they would do that when there is a 1 to 10 book.Otherwise, a good book with not so obvious pictures which makes kids actually need to know/learn the numbers. That is a plus from this educator.If you're needing to give lots of practice counting that hard 13-16, there is another one from Sachin Sachdeva called Under The Sea Count to 20.

I bought a few of these dot-to-dot counting books to use as gifts for my 3 year old's friend and cousin. I plan on getting my daughter one for Christmas. The pages are somewhat sturdier and thicker than regular coloring book pages, which is nice for little hands still learning to hold a pencil or crayons-- and trying to maneuver holding the paper AND the crayon! ... But I also loved that the first portion of the book goes up to number 10, and the second half does, indeed, go all the way up to 20. My daughter knows her numbers a bit beyond 10, but isn't all the way up to 20, so I think it will be a great resource and encouragement to her while she is learning. Definitely recommend.

What a nice quality , child friendly Dot to Dot book ! We have many and this one is our buddy's favorite. Nothing succeeds like success with a 3 yr old ! It has really nice quality pages with easy to follow diagrams . Unlike many others, the dots are clear, spaced out nicely and the pictures are kept simple with just enough detail so our Grandson is challenged but successful. Amazon, this is one of your best manufacturers of childrens connect the dots. This is my first experience with this brand and i will look for more of their items. I believe it is " Balloon" books.

I was disappointed in this book, because the pictures that came out were not always recognizable. This didn't stop my daughter from completing the book, but she was puzzled by the result of her work on more than one occasion. I would recommend similar dot-to-dot books from Activity Zone and School Zone instead.

This is a surprisingly nice dot-to-dot book for the youngest counters. Unlike supermarket activity books, this one is printed on nice white thick paper. There are 64 pictures in all. The first 32 pictures use only the numbers from 1 to 10. The last 32 pictures go to 20. Across the top of each pair of pages there is a number line to help kids remember the counting sequence. This is a nice book overall.

The book we received was already worked!! Useless!!Update— The seller was prompt to respond and issue a refund. Changing to three stars for this reason.

My 3 year old is learning to count and loves working these connect the dots. He counts aloud to me as he is finding the next number and then he colors in the picture it makes. When he is ready I will buy the one to 100 book. These are nice books and I can see he is learning.

Great way to practice numbers - my 4yo loves this and it's cute to see her expression when she finally figures out what the drawing is supposed to be. Not too hard either so she doesn't get discouraged or frustrated.

Lovely way to help promote counting, number recognition etc in a fun way. 3yr old asks to do it as is excited to see what she draws by following the numbers. We’ve been using pencil for now so can use it a few more times.

My youngest loved it

Oh my little granddaughter loves her book. I showed her once and she just sat down and time just ran away she was so engrossed

An educational book for the grandchildren

Perfect for reception children starting to reconise numbers and counting independantly