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Pete the Cat Hot Dots Review




Well summer is almost done and my kids will soon be in school.   Selah a 2nd grader and Titus a preschooler!  I am so excited for them for the new year... we are expecting great things this year! 

Titus was very excited to get this Pete the Cat Hot Dots set!   We have other Hot Dots sets so this new one made him very excited!  There are so many different activities that hit every educational area!  The Set has two different work books that allowed my son a lot of fun.   He loved the stickers he earned that was a part of the set.  He is also anxious and excited to earn the certificate that came with the set.    

When I sat down with my son it was so fun to see him thinking!  It was as if I saw his confidence grow while playing!  I recommend getting a Hot Dots set and having some fun with your child!  


About the set:
Kids will be learning in no time with Preschool Rocks!, level 2 of the two all-new Hot Dots® Jr. Pete the Cat® preschool sets. A perfect complement to the Pete the Cat® storybooks that children, parents, and teachers already love. This set provides 200+ lessons on a variety of subjects such as reading, math, science, social studies, and more! It includes two spiral-bound activity card sets, an all-new Pete the Cat®–Your Groovin’ Schoolin’ Friend pen, reward stickers, and an an award certificate for little learners who are ready to advance to the next level. Perfect for independent learning—simply press the pen on an answer for immediate audio and visual feedback. 

Shhh… They’re Learning!
  • Promotes rockin’, interactive learning and offers ample practice time
  • Develops early learning skills necessary for school success
  • Provides confidence-building feedback
  • Encourages independent, self-paced learning

Cut to the Chase
  • Includes 2 spiral-bound interactive card sets with 200+ activities, a Hot Dots® Jr. Pete the Cat®–Your Groovin’ Schoolin’ Friend pen, an award certificate, and reward stickers
  • Helps develop preschool skills in reading, math, science, social studies, and more
  • Compatible with any Hot Dots or Hot Dots Jr. card sets or activity sets
  • Pen requires 2 AAA batteries (not included)
- See more at: https://www.educationalinsights.com/product/hot-dots-jr-pete-the-cat-preschool-rocks.do?sortby=ourPicks&refType=&from=fn#sthash.c8gKXfg9.dpuf
Thank you Educational Insights for sending me the Pete the Cat preschool Hot Dots set.   I was not paid for this review and all opinions are 100% mine.  


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