Kumon Workbooks - where to purchase & which ones??

[diaperjoys]

I'm looking for something for my 3yo. He's finished the super easy Rod & Staff preschool workbooks, but he isn't yet coordinated enough to do the A.B.C.D.E.F.G series.

 

I've often heard Kumon mentioned here, but CBD only carries 3 of them. Where is a good place to purchase. Are any workbooks in particular recommended more than others? I want anything that will build motor skills, but don't want letter tracing; we'll be using BJU precursive font once he's ready, so I don't want to confuse him by teaching a different letter formation now.

 

Of course a 3yo doesn't really need to do workbooks at all. But the 4 & 5 year old siblings "do school" every day, and he feels terribly if he's left out!

[AudreyTN]

Barnes and Noble usually has a HUGE selection.

[Cranberry]

I actually found a bunch at our Target...in the kids book section.

Otherwise, Amazon has most of them as well, if you can wait for the shipping.

[Mabeline]

Yup, Amazon has most if not all of them. I highly recomend the cuting, pasting, mazes and tracing ones my boys have really enjoyed them. I think the cuting one was especially good at improving fine motor skills.

[Jen500]

My ds has enjoyed the maze books the most. The cutting somewhat. I've looked at them at Target, but bought from Amazon because they were 4 for the price of 3.

[Aurelia]

I'm mostly echoing the other posters, Barnes & Noble has a ton of them, as does Amazon. Cutting, pasting, folding, and either tracing or mazes are good at that age.