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.

I am so glad that I found this, before purchasing the separate books -- all of which I had been looking at, as well. It really does include all three books shown on the cover, and each one is separated within the larger book with it's own cover page. The price was perfect (not much more than any one of the single books would have cost) and I couldn't be happier about the content. Each section includes several pages that focus on that particular reading or spelling rule, or vocabulary type, and it isn't stuffed full of pages that require a ton of writing. I like that it's friendly to my 8yo's hand, since it allows us to still work on "real" content while giving her a break from writing-intensive lessons. We are using this as a content review before moving on to the next level of lessons. The one thing I would change, if I had the option, would be to make the pages perforated. The only reason I would prefer this is that it is a very thick book, so my 8yo has to force it to lay flat enough for her to write on some of the pages, while dealing with the inner spine as an extra impediment against her hand. It certainly isn't a deal-breaker, but I may very well end up needing to remove the pages from the book, and perforated edges would have made that simpler. For the price, however, I won't complain that they didn't make it easy to rip out pages!