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Kindergarten Reading Stick Kids Workbook Grade K

Every Day Your Child Is Acquiring Skills Needed For Entry Into The World Beyond Family And Home. Arrival At School Brings Many New Experiences, Perhaps Most Importantly, The Experience Of Learning To Read. This Book Provides Practice In Basic Kindergarten Reading Skills. Although Some Activities Seem Simplistic, Their Mastery Is Essential For Early Readers. In Addition, The Tasks Are Designed To Strengthen Your Child’S Ability To Problem-Solve, Think Critically, And Become Familiar With The Academic Language Commonly Used In The School Setting.

Upon Your Child’S Completion Of Each Activity, Use The Provided Incentive Chart With Stickers To Track Progress And Celebrate Your Child’S Success.

Whether Students Need Extra Practice With Grade-Level Skills Or A Head Start On Next Year, Stick Kids® Workbooks Offer Engaging Activities, Games, And Puzzles That Help Make Learning Lots Of Fun. Each Book Features Full-Color Activities, A List Of The Skills, And An Explanation Of Why Those Skills Are Important For Development. Also Included Are Helpful Tips, An Answer Key, A Handy Tracking Sheet, And Appearances By The Lovable Stick Kids!
These Skill Practice Workbooks Are Perfect For Use At School, Or As Entertaining Activities On The Go. Great For School Breaks, Vacations, And Year-Long Practice.

Skills

Visual Discrimination
Letter Recognition
Matching

Grade K
Phonemic Awareness
Sorting
Letter / Sound Knowledge
Rhyming
Opposites
How You Can Help Support Learning

Work With Your Child In A Quiet, Calm Setting.
Complete Some Activities Together.
When Reading A Book, Point Word By Word At The Text As You Read. This Will Help Your Child Learn That Reading Goes From Left To Right And Understand That The Word He Or She Sees Is The Word He Or She Says.
Read Stories With Rhyming Words And Lines That Repeat. Invite Your Child To Join In On These Parts.
Read From A Variety Of Children’S Books, Including Fairy Tales, Song Books, Poems, And Information Books.

Grade K

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