The DexteDoodle Bunny Library · Ages 3–5
DexteDoodle Story Learning is one story your child gets to live — read it, color it, maze it, seek it, draw themselves into it. Every page maps to a named readiness skill, so instead of wondering whether they're ready, you watch them reach for it.
All three bunny stories, every format, plus the skill packs — 41 printable packs, 879 pages, the whole road to kindergarten, ready to print.
Real words from real orders — lightly trimmed, never rewritten.
"This was an exceptional product and experience for all involved. I love that there was a free section and I could personalize the experience for my grandchildren. The attention to detail made a difference — they loved seeing their name in print. This is not your run-of-the-mill storybook and worksheet set."
— Grandmother of two · the Complete Bunny Library (Payhip review)"My 4-year-old son loved the mazes! He really liked using the Dexte cars to find his way out. He had so much fun, he actually thanked me!"
— Mom of a 4-year-old · free Mini Micro Stories Maze PackEach story is a book your child can live inside — the same tale as a coloring page, a maze, a seek-and-find, and a draw-yourself adventure. Every format reinforces the story through a different sense, and every page carries a named readiness skill. Buy one story, or save with the Library above.
The bunny is loose indoors — hide, seek and chase him from room to room.
Out among the carrots and pumpkins — the bunny nibbles and darts while your child gives chase.
Twelve printable packs, 211 pages — a Dexte maze to follow, the whole counting road from one to twenty, and the whole alphabet to trace, write and color. The easiest way to try DexteDoodle Story Learning before the full story.
Coming soonSee the handful of skills that actually make a child ready, and check off what they can do today — with a bonus Mini Micro Stories Maze Pack led by Dexte.
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Built by a homeschool mom of two boys with completely different ways of learning — both started college at 16, one through science, one through language and art. Same destination, two very different roads.
DexteDoodle was born from watching a four-year-old build his own writing tool out of a Lego, a pencil and a rubber band. I wanted stories that let a child express their creativity — to draw and color and maze their way toward kindergarten, and to give a mom finished pages she can point to and know he's growing. — Kasandra
Built on the story-based activity model — the approach researchers have studied for years, where one story is extended through hands-on activities that each build a different pre-reading or pre-writing skill. Reading the same story many ways isn't repetition; it's how preschoolers learn best. And on the busy afternoons, it's one screen-free thing you can hand your child — no prep, ready to print.
