--- product_id: 4600358 title: "Let's Color! (Kumon First Step Workbooks)" price: "59 zł" currency: PLN in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/4600358-lets-color-kumon-first-step-workbooks store_origin: PL region: Poland --- # Let's Color! (Kumon First Step Workbooks) **Price:** 59 zł **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Let's Color! (Kumon First Step Workbooks) - **How much does it cost?** 59 zł with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/4600358-lets-color-kumon-first-step-workbooks) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Coloring exercises for young children are often too complicated. This book begins with a simple skill – having a child scribble on a picture randomly. As children progress through the book, they slowly learn to color within designated lines. Using crayons is an important precursor to learning to write with a pencil. Your child’s first leap into learning. With First Steps Workbooks, toddlers practice motor control skills and develop spatial reasoning and problem-solving abilities. Children can take the first step in their education by stickering, pasting, cutting, coloring, and folding with our colorful and fun exercises. Review: My both kids grew up in Kumon ! 💪♥️ - The pages are simple, clean, and perfectly designed for little hands just starting to color. The shapes are big and easy to follow, so my toddler doesn’t get frustrated and actually stays engaged from start to finish. It really builds confidence because the tasks feel doable. I also love that it’s not just random coloring—it gently teaches control and helps develop fine motor skills step by step. You can see the progression as the child improves, which is very motivating. The paper quality is great too—thick enough for crayons and even light markers without tearing. The pages are easy to turn, and the book feels durable. This has become one of our favorite quiet-time activities. It’s educational, well thought out, and actually keeps a toddler’s attention. Highly recommend for beginners who are just learning to color! Review: Excellent as a first workbook ever - Started my daughter on this just a week or so after turning 2. She had used a crayon before but only briefly and could only draw marks across the page in no deliberate or concentrated fashion. Dramatic improvement in her dexterity doing 1-4 of these a day over a period of around 3 weeks, as shown by photos. Do read the instructions provided for this very carefully, as this is not an ordinary coloring book, and is designed to follow an orderly progression of difficulty and components. I would suggest being very directly involved for the 3-10 minutes a day this might occupy and always stop when your child still seems interested. Hold on to the crayon box and give one crayon at a time after you both agree on the crayon to use. Keep the child on the correct page, introduce them to the object and direct them to what needs to be colored. Praise heavily, and encourage intentional drawing. If they want to color on their own, allow them to use the back or other paper, but keep the kumon exercises themselves a separate endeavor. Put the workbook out of reach when you're not ready to supervise. Book is very well designed as far as paper, artwork and the kinds of tasks. I'll say that the last few items (~34-39) seem to dramatically ramp up in difficulty, in terms of the size, shape and number of things to be colored per page to the point I don't think my daughter was quite able to follow as much as the others, but overall it was a good experience. Important is to recognize how this fits into the overall Kumon workbook progression. This goes onto "MORE Let's Color", and from there dexterity should be good enough for "tracing" (connect the dots) which can then progress to "easy mazes" (curved lines) and other maze books, after which the child's skill should be good enough to begin writing letters and numbers. As there are many workbooks for letters and numbers it's nice to see a book that works even before a child can draw a straight or curved line with any reliability. Age-wise 2.0 was just fine to start. I could see 18-20 month year olds potentially having a good time with this, but the child probably needs to be able to respond to suggestions, pointing and probably naming colors to get the full effect of the workbook. But overall it's the best "starting from zero" workbook I could imagine. ## Features - Kumon publishing north america - Binding: paperback - Language: english ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #75,014 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #137 in Children's Handwriting Books #890 in Children's Game Books (Books) #994 in Children's Coloring Books | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 535 Reviews | ## Images ![Let's Color! (Kumon First Step Workbooks) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61l4aSe6dcL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My both kids grew up in Kumon ! 💪♥️ *by J***A on April 11, 2026* The pages are simple, clean, and perfectly designed for little hands just starting to color. The shapes are big and easy to follow, so my toddler doesn’t get frustrated and actually stays engaged from start to finish. It really builds confidence because the tasks feel doable. I also love that it’s not just random coloring—it gently teaches control and helps develop fine motor skills step by step. You can see the progression as the child improves, which is very motivating. The paper quality is great too—thick enough for crayons and even light markers without tearing. The pages are easy to turn, and the book feels durable. This has become one of our favorite quiet-time activities. It’s educational, well thought out, and actually keeps a toddler’s attention. Highly recommend for beginners who are just learning to color! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent as a first workbook ever *by C***K on September 19, 2023* Started my daughter on this just a week or so after turning 2. She had used a crayon before but only briefly and could only draw marks across the page in no deliberate or concentrated fashion. Dramatic improvement in her dexterity doing 1-4 of these a day over a period of around 3 weeks, as shown by photos. Do read the instructions provided for this very carefully, as this is not an ordinary coloring book, and is designed to follow an orderly progression of difficulty and components. I would suggest being very directly involved for the 3-10 minutes a day this might occupy and always stop when your child still seems interested. Hold on to the crayon box and give one crayon at a time after you both agree on the crayon to use. Keep the child on the correct page, introduce them to the object and direct them to what needs to be colored. Praise heavily, and encourage intentional drawing. If they want to color on their own, allow them to use the back or other paper, but keep the kumon exercises themselves a separate endeavor. Put the workbook out of reach when you're not ready to supervise. Book is very well designed as far as paper, artwork and the kinds of tasks. I'll say that the last few items (~34-39) seem to dramatically ramp up in difficulty, in terms of the size, shape and number of things to be colored per page to the point I don't think my daughter was quite able to follow as much as the others, but overall it was a good experience. Important is to recognize how this fits into the overall Kumon workbook progression. This goes onto "MORE Let's Color", and from there dexterity should be good enough for "tracing" (connect the dots) which can then progress to "easy mazes" (curved lines) and other maze books, after which the child's skill should be good enough to begin writing letters and numbers. As there are many workbooks for letters and numbers it's nice to see a book that works even before a child can draw a straight or curved line with any reliability. Age-wise 2.0 was just fine to start. I could see 18-20 month year olds potentially having a good time with this, but the child probably needs to be able to respond to suggestions, pointing and probably naming colors to get the full effect of the workbook. But overall it's the best "starting from zero" workbook I could imagine. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A very child friendly introduction to coloring *by S***N on August 10, 2006* I recently discovered the Kumon books and I am super pleased with them.I will be reviewing all those I have so it will help other parents get a better idea of what's inside. The LET'S COLOR book is very nice and is part of the Kumon First Steps series for ages 2 and up. I must say that this book isn't for the very young only. My son is 8, and is a very normal child in every way, yet like some children, has not been very quick to develop fine motor skills for writing, holding a pencil, cutting, etc. He has enjoyed all his Kumon books very much, and they are not babyish. LET'S COLOR is a very nice book for children who would be overwhelmed by a whole uncolored page being placed in front of them to "finish". I like that most of each page in LET'S COLOR is colored already and is very colorful; only a white circle, square, triangle (nice for teaching shapes along the way) is left blank for the child to color in. My son is very pleased with just a small bit of coloring to finish the picture. He especially loves when his colored pencil ( I recommend Prismacolors over crayons) matches almost exactly with the color of the object and when finished, you can't easily see where he did the coloring. Later pages have you color 2 or 3 parts of the picture, such as blue, green, and yellow circles on the beach ball, or 3 different colored balloons, or the yolk of the egg. Then the last few pages are having the child color the 2 flowers, the mane of the lion, the icing and candles on a birthday cake, or different parts of a clown. Even these pages with more white areas to color, are not overwhelming to a child, as the full picture is only about 8 inches square. My son enjoyed the first "scribble" pages, where you drew hair on a boy, spaghetti on a plate, sprinkles on the ice cream, water squrting out of the garden hose onto the children, etc. He has enjoyed coloring in this book as we have our read aloud time in the evening. Kumon uses high quality heavy paper, and the coloring pages are printed on one side only. I highly recommend it to any parent of young children, and would make a nice little gift with a new box of colored pencils or crayons. These are attractive when finished to give to grandma and grandpa to hang on their refrigerator. I really think you and your child will have fun with this book. ## Frequently Bought Together - Let's Color - Let's Cut Paper! - Let's Cut Paper! 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