✓ Ages 3+ ✓ Grooved pages Reusable practice

TibaToes™ Trace & Grow Reusable Writing Books

A little path for their first letters. Grooved pages guide the pen through strokes, letters and numbers. Practise together with the compatible disappearing ink, then come back and try the page again.

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Ages 3+ · Adult supervision required

See Trace & Grow in action

What comes in the set?

The current selection is a six-book learning set with writing pens, pen grips and the supplied disappearing-ink system. The photographs at the top show the set and its details.

Can we use any pen?

Use the supplied compatible pen and disappearing-ink refills for reusable practice. Ordinary ink is not the system described for these books and may leave permanent marks.

What age is Trace & Grow for?

The books are marked ages 3+. Use them under adult supervision. Pens, refills and small accessories are not suitable for children under 3.

6 books
A set of learning activities
Aa + 123
Letters, words and numbers
Trace & repeat
With compatible disappearing ink
3+
Adult supervision required

How their first little marks begin

Choose a page, follow the groove and let the compatible ink fade. A simple way to come back to writing practice together.

Hands demonstrating the pen support, with a reminder to use adult supervision.

Get the pen ready

Let them choose a letter, number or picture. Help prepare the supplied compatible pen and position the finger support before you begin.

  • Six books of tracing activities
  • Writing pens and pen grips included
  • An adult helps with setup and supervises
Close-up of a pen following the indented letter grooves in a writing workbook.

Follow the groove together

The paths are indented into the page, giving the pen a route to follow. Try a few strokes, trace a letter or explore the drawing pages at a comfortable pace.

  • Grooved paths for guided pen practice
  • Letters, words, numbers and simple sums
  • Shapes and little pictures to trace
A pen tracing words with a three-stage example of disappearing writing.

Let the ink fade. Try again.

The supplied disappearing ink fades so the same activities can be used again. Leave the page until the writing has faded, then return for another short practice.

  • Use compatible disappearing ink only
  • Wait for the writing to fade before reusing
  • Ordinary ink may leave permanent marks
Alphabet and Vocabulary workbook covers alongside real interior pages.

First letters can start with one little path.

A whole blank page can feel like a lot. Where does the pen go? Which shape should you try first? Sometimes a parent just needs a simple place to begin.

Give the pen a path, and take it one mark at a time.

Trace & Grow puts indented tracing paths on the page. Sit together, choose a stroke, letter or number, and try a few lines at a comfortable pace. There is no need to finish the whole page.

Four ways to make room for early writing practice

From guided strokes to familiar letters and numbers, every page offers something small to try together.

A path for the pen

Indented grooves give the pen a route to follow through strokes, shapes and drawings.

Letters & familiar words

Explore letter shapes and trace words alongside the pictures on the page.

Numbers & simple sums

Try number tracing, then explore the addition and subtraction activities together.

A fresh chance to try

With the compatible disappearing ink, writing fades so the same page can be used again.

The six included writing and drawing workbooks with individual cover photographs and names.

Keep it short. Make it a moment together.

Early writing practice can fit into an ordinary afternoon. Put a book on the table, let them pick a page and sit alongside while they explore a few marks.

You do not have to finish the page to enjoy the moment.

Help set up the compatible pen and finger grip, follow a few paths together, then put the set away when they have had enough. Come back once the ink has faded and they are ready for another try.

A guided place to begin

A little structure for the first few marks.

Trace & Grow compared with a blank sheet of paper
Writing practiceTrace & GrowBlank paper
A route for the penIndented tracing pathsNo preset path
Letters and numbers to followPrinted activitiesAdd your own examples
Using the same page againWith compatible disappearing inkUse a fresh sheet
Hands-on pen practiceYesYes

A page, a pen and a little practice.

Start with a few marks, go at their pace and share the moment. Trace & Grow gives you a place to begin together.

Ages 3+ · Adult supervision required

Common questions

A few things to know before their first little mark.

What age is Trace & Grow for?
The books are marked ages 3+. Use them under adult supervision. Pens, refills and small accessories are not suitable for children under 3.
What can my child practise?
The set offers tracing activities for strokes, letters, numbers, shapes and drawings. The pages also include familiar words and simple addition and subtraction activities.
How do the reusable pages work?
Use the compatible disappearing-ink system supplied with the set. The writing fades so the activities can be used again. Allow the ink to fade before returning to the same page.
Can we use any pen?
Use the supplied compatible pen and disappearing-ink refills for reusable practice. Ordinary ink is not the system described for these books and may leave permanent marks.
Does my child need to know the alphabet already?
You can start together with a few simple strokes, shapes or letters. Choose activities that suit your child and keep the session short.
What comes in the set?
The current selection is a six-book learning set with writing pens, pen grips and the supplied disappearing-ink system. The photographs at the top show the set and its details.

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