Dollar Store Workbooks

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My daughter loves all the Disney princesses. The local dollar store has workbooks with the Disney princesses on them. These workbooks are geared for 1st or 2nd grade but she loves coloring in them all the same. She has a workbook for practicing her letters. (So she can only make an O and an I. Who cares?!) She also has her own math book. (She can draw a 0 and a 1--eerily similar to her O and I!) It makes her feel included and she likes to work in her math book while the boys work in theirs.

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