1st Grade Reading Skill Builders Workbook: Letters and Sounds, Short and Long Vowels, Compound Words, Contractions, Syllables, Reading Comprehension,

Learn from home with kid-friendly, teacher-reviewed activities for 1st grade reading success! This colorful workbook is jam-packed with fun games and exercises—perfect for first-graders tackling early reading.

Good reading skills are essential for success in 1st grade and beyond. This 128-page workbook is full of engaging activities that strengthen an early reader’s ability to recognize and understand a variety of words and text, from phonics to sentences to stories. Each activity focuses on a skill needed to become a superstar reader, such as:

• letter sounds
• short & long vowels
• compound words
• contractions
• syllables
• reading comprehension
• plurals
... and much more!

With vibrant pages full of games and puzzles, 1st Grade Reading Skill Builders Workbook will help your child catch up, keep up, and get ahead—and best of all, to have lots of fun doing it!


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