1st Grade Jumbo Language Arts Success Workbook: 3 Books In 1 # Reading Skill Builders, Spellings Games, Vocabulary Puzzles; Activities, Exercises, and Tips to Help Catch Up, Keep Up and Get Ahead

I am glad I ordered it. I found a couple of sample pages online that I liked, so I went for the book and didn’t regret it. Not the usual boring repetitive tasks.

Colorful, Sectional, Easy to use. Used as a practice workbook to en-force School work. Had answers which you can always remove to prevent cheating. Planning to order grade 2. Some things was easier than some but after constant repetition with the activities got the idea & concept was able to do assigned pages alone. (Maybe be different with your child).

I love this book. It’s perfect. It’s not too busy and is engaging and age appropriate. My 6 1/2 year old learned to read in kindergarten and this book is exactly what I wanted him to work through for 1st grade language arts. It has fun, age-appropriate activities that are engaging and educational. We homeschool and keep our lessons short so we typically work through 2-3 pages a day and call it good. The activities emphasize his spelling lessons and the phonics he learned in K that we continue to master. Perfect language arts book for kiddos who read well or have just learned to read! I looked and looked for a book like this and am so thankful I found it! The book is thick too and for such a deal! Highly, highly recommend.

During the recent lockdowns, I taught my granddaughter to read and used a number of workbooks such as this Sylvan one. It was our least favourite.

My child's school now teaches reading, English, and spelling out of one "language arts" book, but doesn't send the book home. If a child needs extra studying beyond the homework assignments, we have to find study materials on our own, since nothing is provided by the school. This workbook is tying in nicely to the different chapters covered at school, even though they use a completely different book publisher. The workbook is presented on colorful pages, more like word games than "work," which makes kids more willing to do it, but the material is effective for reinforcing the school lessons. And I was impressed with how many different lessons it covers, it is thorough and worth the price paid. I would recommend this for anyone, homeschooling or not. The one disadvantage, if you are not homeschooling, is that several pages have vocabulary words you will not use.