Review: Wipe Clean

We got a Wipe Clean book at Walmart. It has a lot of things for kids to work on with writing. The inside covers are blank so we use those to practice more than the actual pages so far but as she get older she’ll be able to fully use it. What I really looks about this book is that you can reuse it as many times as you want. I like the longevity of the book. It starts with writing letters but it even has analog clock practice.

I found to be downsides are the expo marker that comes with the book is just awful so I suggest getting better ones. The letters are also small for if your child is writing for the first time it might be difficult for them to stay within the space provided. The last con to this book is that the pages can very easily become bent because the lamination on the pages is very small so they aren’t as stiff as I would like them to be.

Overall it is a nice little starter book for your child to work on. It is also great if you are tight on money and want an item that has a lot of different stuff in it. I will say though that after getting an actual curriculum we did not really use this a lot anymore. I also would not say that this a full curriculum but this is a great way to add in extra work or supplement what you are already using.

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