Books published by Activity Book Zone for Kids

Preschoolers want to have fun all the time. So how would you encourage learning and the formation of skills if that's the case? You use exciting activity books, of course. And when we say exciting, we mean to say resources that combine age-appropriate challenges with attractive layout and design. Secure a copy today!

Here's to a puzzles galore that's perfect for learners aged 6 to 8. Working on activities will help your child to develop the essential life skills of patience, relaxation and determination. Other benefits include the improvement of fine-ground perception, pattern recognition and visual discrimination skills. Of course, let's not forget the bo

Would hidden pictures be too much for your 3-year-old to handle? Not if they are age-appropriate! Age appropriateness is an important deciding factor when selecting an activity book. You want your child to be challenged just right to avoid the desire to "just give up". Just look at how happy your child is when an exercise is completed independ

Your child is now ready to understand sizes. To help you introduce the concept to your 1-year-old, you can take advantage of this activity book. Age-appropriate activities help your child to process information on his/her own pace. This is very important when you want to train an independent child. Secure a copy of this coloring book today!

Can you trust your 4-year-old to complete this book of connect the dots? Of course! That's because we have carefully chosen the activities to be just right for a 4-year-old to handle. Using age-appropriate materials is important in ensuring that your child is learning at his/her own pace. So what are you waiting for? Secure a copy today!

Why should you allow your preschooler to play with scissors? That's because you want him/her to have improved grip and control. The better your child can manipulate a pair of scissors, the stronger his/her wrist, finger and hand muscles will become. And when your child can complete a cutout all independently, just look at how happy he/she look

Even your 5-year-old can study independently! Thanks to this activity book, that possibility is just within reach. Spot the difference encourages the development of visual discrimination skills, fine-ground perception and object constancy skills too. So what are you waiting for? Go ahead and secure a copy of this activity book today!

Fancy an edutaining game of hidden pictures on this cold, rainy night? Then here's the book to grab! Composed of cool challenges that will call on your child's ability to focus, this activity book will keep him/her entertained for hours! Playing edutaining paper-based activities also encourage the development of the essential life skills of fo

Make the most out of your two-years-olds' hyperactivity. Get them to doodle! Doodling is your child's first step to knowing pen and paper and the big role they will be playing in their lives in the following years. This set contains activity books perfect for your adorable 2-year-olds. Get a copy of this edition here.

Does your 6-year-old love colors? Then this is the coloring book to have! Composed of fascinating images that will tickle your child's imagination and curiosity, this coloring book will soon become a treasure trove that will prove how well your child understands shades, lines, forms and perspectives too. Go ahead and encourage this coloring bo

It's raining mazes but don't bring your umbrella! Instead, welcome these mazes with arms wide open because they're good for your child. You see, mazes come with many different benefits including improved thinking skills, fine motor skills and hand to eye coordination. Go ahead and introduce mazes to your little ones today!

Mazes are classic activities that come with so many benefits. One of these benefits would be improved creative and analytic thinking skills. This means that your child will be using both hemispheres of the brain to get the job done. Because of this benefit, mazes will come in really handy when you're still preparing your child for school. Enco

The connect the dots found in the following pages can be quite complex for first graders so be there to coax him/her to not give up. Sometimes, all your child needs is a good challenge in order to grow in mental and emotional skills. Connect the dots will help improve motor skills, knowledge of shapes and numbers, too. Grab a copy of this acti

Name all the species of sharks in this shark-a-holic coloring book! See those jaws and those scary fins. Color them pink or red, or purple! Coloring lets you be yourself and to choose the colors you think are right for the shapes. There is no right or wrong in coloring. Lucky you; you're playing with colors and sharks, too!

Here come the garbage trucks rushing down the streets. They carry on their backs your discarded bottles, boxes and junk. Where are they going and do they smell? Garbage trucks provide important services to everyone in the community. Show how much you appreciate them by giving them the colors they deserve. Begin coloring today!

Is your child experiencing difficulties in learning about the solar system? Then here's a technique that will make learning so much fun and easy! You can use this coloring book instead! Coloring is a hands on experience that facilitates the easy absorption and retention of information. Do you want to see how effective this activity is? Then le

Tracing is a form of dependent writing that aims to improve grip and control and maybe boost the familiarization of lines, shapes and forms. The earlier your child practices tracing, the faster he/she will be able to write independently. So give your child to power to become an independent writer and learner. Encourage the use of this activity

Encourage your child to work on his/her dot to dots in order to boost fine motor and handwriting skills. Connect the dots is more than just a simple game with no instructions required. It actually comes with an explosion of benefits resulting in a focused and attentive little learner. Grab a copy of this activity book today!

Connect the dots is not just about forming the image. Rather, it's about having the control required to draw a line between each dots. You can pretty much say that connect the dots is a good introduction to handwriting. The more control and focus you can see your child exert, the better he/she will be at writing letters, numbers, shapes and fo