Usborne Early Years Wipe-Clean First Puzzles Greenwell Jessica

Lively illustrations and friendly characters introduce young children to simple addition and subtraction activities. There are numbers and pictures to trace over on every page to develop pen control and early maths skills while keeping learning fun

Engaging activities provide endless opportunities for pen control practice. Children can trace over and add their own marks and drawings to the scenes while developing the fine motor skills they will eventually need for writing. There are lots of ideas for things to draw on each page and the fold-out page at the back can be left open for further inspiration

Young children will love exploring Apple Tree Farm in this delightful sticker book, containing over 130 stickers. Scenes to complete using the colourful stickers provided include Dolly the horse’s field, Curly the pig’s pen, Mrs Boot’s hen house and more, and there’s a Little Yellow Duck to spot on every page too

There’s a whole host of friendly monsters waiting to be helped with their counting in this fun first numbers book. Children can enjoy completing the entertaining activities again and again using the special wipe-clean pen. There are monsters shopping, space monsters and there’s a monster fairground to discover, guaranteed to get little ones smiling as they practise their counting. A perfect way for pre-school children to improve number recognition and counting skills

This fun book is a perfect way to help young children learn how to do simple sums, allowing them to practise time and time again using the special wipe-clean pen. Children will have fun learning basic maths skills as they help the monsters with their sums, including counting balloons at a birthday party and adding up the monsters’ eyes and teeth! A brilliant, interactive way to introduce simple additions and subtractions, with fun illustrations to engage young minds

A wipe-clean book for preschoolers full of friendly monsters to help children learn to write lower case letters. Pen control activities such as adding straight stalks to daffodils or curly antennae to an insect help children practise the shape of each letter in the alphabet, and the special wipe-clean pen can be used again and again

This colourful activity book is a perfect way for young children to learn how to do simple addition. Join the friendly monsters to count bugs then complete fun activities to add numbers up to 10, including playing with building blocks, and packing for a holiday. The pages are wipe-clean for endless practice and great for developing pen control

A fun way for children to master the art of telling the time, allowing them to complete the activities over and over again using the special wipe-clean pen. With the help of a hoard of friendly monsters, the basics of telling the time are explained clearly and simply, with fun activities to consolidate learning, including helping to schedule a ‘Monster day’and delivering the monster mail on time. Introduces telling the hour, half hour and quarter hour on both digital and analogue clocks

Young children can help the animal characters find their way through 14 exciting mazes, including a pirate ship looking for treasure and a rocket zooming through space. Each page is wipe-clean so that children can complete the mazes over and over again using the special pen. An engaging and fun way for young children to learn and improve pen control

A fun wipe-clean book, full of exciting pirate puzzles to help preschool children practise their pen control skills – essential when they are learning to write. Pirate-themed activities include counting gold coins, joining the dots to make a pirate ship and finding the way through a maze to reach the buried treasure. The special wipe-clean pen means that children can get lots of practice and return to their favourite activities again and again. The perfect way for young children starting school to develop their counting, observation and pen control skills

A fun and colourful wipe-clean book full of dinosaur-themed activities. Children can join the dots around Terry Pterodactyls’ wings, circle the difference between Ivan and Isaac Ichthyosaurus and draw a line to Minty Maiasaura’s babies, then wipe clean and try again. The activities help develop pen control, an essential skill for learning to write

This fun book is a playful way for young children to develop their counting, observation and pen control skills. Spot the differences between snakes, join the dots to create a sloth, count parrots sitting in trees and lots more. Durable, wipe-clean pages mean children can revisit their favourite activities again and again