Childrens Learn to Read Books Lot 60 - First Grade Set + Reading Strategies NEW Buyer's Choice

My kid just started 1st grade and his teacher wants more fluency when reading. These books bring 4 levels. A is less difficult and it progresses into longer sentences by letter D. I feel like they are very simple . Maybe too simple for 1st grade. We did receive them the same day we ordered and my kid already read all B and all C. We didn’t do A. Overall the little books are okay for practice and repetitive words.

I have 4 children. 3 learned to read by the time they were 4 years old. 1 was resistant and getting her to sit down and practice was impossible. These booklets are fantastic. One or 2 sentences on a page with 4 different reading levels. Each booklet tells a fun story for the kids. They are a 5 minute read and the pictures are black and white so the kids can color them as they go or after reading. My daughter now enjoys reading.

Exactly as described by the seller: I love that there are 4 different levels and they are all unique it seems (I haven't gone through all of them yet). I'm donating them to a Kinder reading programme and they will also double as a colouring book.

I started this over summer break with my child going into first grade. I didn’t want him to lose the reading skills he learned in kindergarten over summer break. Once you get into level C the books were more helpful for my soon to be first grader. I didn’t like that level A and B have pictures that basically tells you what the words on the page say. I had to cover the pictures and have my child just read the words. Other than that, I like the set. Books are short and keep their attention. I recommend this collection.

My son is struggling with reading and it’s summertime, so I needed resources. These books are the very beginning levels and very basic. They are simple and 1 to 2 sentences with a picture. I’m excited to progress through the 4 levels of 15 books each with him. You’ll be disappointed if your looking for longer stories me these are short and sweet for simple practice.

Along with using sight words my 6 year old grandson has gotten better at reading with these books. They are extremely short stories which will not intimidate your child. I started covering the pictures after a while and he started doing the same. I would recommend these books as an addition to helping your young ones read. Also giving him .50 a book probably help a little. (Lol) they are

Easy to read books for my 6 yo. However, the print is too small. Can also be used as coloring books.

Very good