Do and Redo! HandMoto Spelling Themed Dry Erase White Board for Kids - Use Our Dry Erase Learning Board to Make Learning Fun - Helps Foster Word Recognition & Vocabulary Skills No Screen Required (Spelling Pack)ASIN B0CPQ9NKTLI bought this for a 7-yr old boy. He's struggling with handwriting. This is a great board for him because he can practice without us going through gobs of lined paper.The kit includes handwriting pages for the entire alphabet, plus a bunch of "worksheet" style games and puzzles. I was surprised by how many sheets were included. The worksheets are definitely geared towards young kids. For example, in Word Find the same word appears multiple times, so it is pretty easy for the kid to be successful. I wonder how many times he will re-use a particular page, once he figures it out. But since there are so many to choose from, he doesn't have to repeat a page for quite a while.The kit includes 4 markers (black, green, blue, red) and a large eraser that's easy for small hands to use. The markers are average quality, but they work just fine. And they're easily replaceable when they eventually dry up.I should highlight that this is made very well with quality materials that should last a long time. The plastic parts (clear top for writing, black bottom for storage) are a much thicker/stronger plastic than I expected. They aren't going to crack through normal use. The worksheets are on heavier stock than normal paper too and should stay nice even with a lot of use.The only downside I noticed is during the setup process. The top of the board just pulls off, but it is a tight fit. That's great for durability, writing, and storage. But it makes it hard for a young child to get the markers out or change worksheets. In the same way, because there are lots of worksheets, it's challenging for a youngster to get them all neatly stacked and put the board back together. (Hint: lay the clear top upside down, put the paper in, then put the bottom in and flip. This is much easier than trying to lay the papers on the bottom and get the top to fit over them.) Plan on helping; it's probably not going to be an activity a kid does on their own in another room. I still give it 5 stars because these "downsides" are all related to the board's strengths: well-built, good fit, and lots of worksheets. And parental-involvement in a learning activity is always great for the kid anyway!