Sesame Street Write & Erase ABC and 123: Wipe-Clean Writing Activity Book for Preschool and Up, Includes Erasable Marker, Spiral-Bound

Learn to write with your favorite Sesame Street friends in this Write & Erase workbook, recommended for preschool kids ages 3–5. Use this wipe-clean activity book for preschoolers and kindergartners to practice tracing lines, shapes, letters, and numbers. Learn how properly to hold the dry erase marker, work on pen control, and get ready for writing and tracing activities. Boys and girls can practice writing upper- and lowercase letters, numbers (1–10), and first words. Easy wipeable pages allow for repeated practice of important penmanship skills. Children can even practice writing their name with Elmo! Includes over 40 stickers for additional fun!

Explore the entire collection of sticker, activity, workbook, and board books from Cottage Door Press! Designed to focus on content areas that are important for early childhood development and school readiness, our wide variety of engaging formats and fun characters will grow with your child and keep kids entertained and eager to learn.

• Perfect for Little Learners: With wipe-clean pages, a spiral-bound lay-flat design, and a reusable marker, kids can practice early writing skills anytime—at home or on the go!
  
• School Readiness Made Fun: Tracing and handwriting activities introduce language, letters, and early comprehension skills. These playful exercises help build confidence and prepare children for preschool and beyond.
  
• Learning Through Play: Silly, sweet Sesame Street scenes bring letters and numbers to life. As kids trace, they strengthen fine motor skills and begin recognizing letters and numbers in context.
  
• Reusable & Engaging: Includes an erasable marker that stores neatly in the spiral binding, plus over 40 re-stickable stickers for extra fun. Write, erase, reuse—and keep the learning going!
  
• Made for Repetition & Success: Wipe-clean pages make it easy for kids to try again and again. Just use a soft, damp cloth—no permanent markers, please!