Learn to Read: A Magical Sight Words and Phonics Activity Workbook for Beginning Readers Ages 5-7: Reading Made Easy | Preschool, Kindergarten and 1st Grade

This book is great 2 pages for every word. The first page makes it easy for them to know what the word is and what word they should use. The second really tests their knowledge to see if they know the word and how to use it in a sentence it also helps them learn how to start writing sentences which will help them with getting to know and how to write other words than just the one at the top of the page. It even has a little reminder on the bottom of the page that a sentence starts with a capital letter and ends with a period. Plus they get to use their creativity by drawing pictures! I think this book is awesome. Koodles to the creators on a job well done.

Perfect for my 4.5-year-old. Each word covers two pages. One the first page, trace the word, then write it on a blank in a sentence, then find and color words and color a small picture. The second page is more challenging for Kindergarten to 1st grade level where you write your own sentence and then draw a picture to go along with it. My kid eagerly will complete a set of two pages or more each day. Great for learning sight words. My kids already went through all the Costco workbooks so I wanted to find something new and different. What makes this book awesome and more engaging than the others is the fun pictures like unicorns, dinosaurs, and flowers... cute modern designs that my girls can connect with, making learning fun!

My daughter is learning sight words and pen control in prek. She loves this book! It helps her practice the word and has spots for tracing. I think we will have to go back to page two of most of the words as it asks you to make a sentence with the word....and considering we've learned 2 words.....lol but thats okay because it let's us revisit the word and draw a picture! Overall a pretty good picture for those just starting on sight words, little ones that need a little help, or ones that are trying to get ahead. BTW a good pen control book I found is a dry erase book from usborne if your kiddo is a little younger 😊

I bought this for my 2nd grader who has seriously struggled with sight words and reading basics. This has been a brilliant handwriting and sight word practice book. The consistent pattern really helps her. We trace the word while saying it, then write the word, then practice the word in a sentence, find the word, read the cute rhyming cuplet using the word, color the picture, then write a sentence using the word and make a picture to go with it. It's the perfect mix of fun and work while really helping to reinforce the word. I was originally going to buy a different handwriting book to do along with this book, but decided to just stick with this one. This is not a book for children who do not read or write! Some basic skills are required. The reason I'm only giving it 4 stars is because all the words are in alphabetical order, which makes going chronologocally illogical because some easier words are later and harder words are earlier. Which would be fine, IF they had a table of contents, which they don't. That makes using the book in conjunction with other sight word material much more difficult, because I have to put sticky notes to mark the pages we'll be doing that day, since I can't reference a page number (there are none). I have absolutely zero regrets about buying this book, though, and absolutely would do it again. Don't let the more "girly" cover fool you - this book is great for boys or girls.

The book is super sturdy and thick pages. The marker is comes with is great as well, it doesn’t smear or streak/make a huge mess when cleaning it off. Very easy/kid friendly/mess free to clean. Overall very pleased and my 5 year old daughter (Kindergarten) loves it and even more so because it’s dry erase and makes her feel “big”. 10/10

I used this book to help my kids when they were not in school. I did not use this book exclusively but it was good for learning. I thought it was easy for them to understand reading concepts. This is another book to add to your supply of at home learning aids or a homeschooling classroom. Not very expensive either.

We've been trying to teach our daughter how to read but it had been a slow process and we found this on Amazon. We've tried free sight words stuff online but she'd do it but she didn't seem that interested. With this one, she was actually enjoying it very much and she is recognizing the words covered in this workbook outside of the book. I think she likes the fact that she gets to write sentences using the words and then draw the picture at the end. She also lets her little sister color after she finishes drawing so they get to have fun together and that makes it more interesting for her. I'd recommend this to anyone who wants to help their kids learn to read. It's a great workbook to start with for sure!

This book was purchased in 2021 to give to our son when he turned 5 to help prepare him for kindergarten. It is perfect because his kindergarten worksheets were quite similar. The coloring pictures are fun and the box to draw is the best part for our son because he loves to draw.

Nice book with cute pictures.

Great learning activities

Purchased for my 4 year old daughter for christmas. She opened it up and absolutely loves it. She loves learning and this one was really easy for her to figure out. theres pictures for each word which make it easy for the kids to know what word they are learning on that page and she got the hang of it very fast. we did one page a day for a couple months and she can now read and write every page in this book.

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A lovely book, plenty to do and we’ll structures for teaching. My granddaughter was struggling with homework (age 6) and we so enjoyed working thru this book together, colouring in was a reward for her at the end of each lesson as she loves to colour. We had great fun doing this through her half term break and she loved “playing schools”. Teddy wasn’t too good at spelling but my granddaughter did really well. Well worth the money.