Reading Comprehension, Grade K (Practice Makes Perfect)

I think a foreign kid should buy this book. It’s pretty easy to get started. Kids would love it.

As a kindergarten teacher, I recommend this book for teaching beginners listening and reading comprehension. My daughter reads well phonetically but has trouble remembering sight words and this was great for her. I marked difficulty level "not sure" because every child is different and will learn at a different pace so easy for some, moderate for others. The stories are 2 to 3 sentences and she was encouraged to figure out SW. if your child is not a reader it is always nice to start listening comprehension.

I purchased this book for my kindergartener who also has a small receptive speech delay. This has been the perfect book to help him build confidence in what he is reading and what is being read to him. Also it’ll the basic stories use many sight words which is perfect for him. The stories are basic and no more than 4 sentences. We are about half way through and it doesn’t seem to be getting much harder from the beginning but I think that is a positive. There are slightly longer stories with different types of questions as we have progressed but what I like is that it’s not taking home from level 1- level 20 in the same book. He is understanding and listening and enjoys doing these work pages. This book is a great learning tool and confidence builder.

Great workbook to supplement sight words and homework to enhance reading comprehension. There's some variety to the amount of words on the pages complimented by 2 questions about what the reading topic. My kindergartener is doing well with this. I'd say this is suitable for kids starting to read; however, it seems slightly more advanced than just sight words. If you're looking for beginning readers books for kids for kids to start reading, I highly recommend BOB Books. I'm very impressed with both.

Great starter book for beginner readers. Passages are short with age appropriate words and questions.