Extra Practice for Struggling Readers: Word Study Paperback – Illustrated, July 1, 2010

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Great resource for the classroom!

I think this could be used for upper elementary and above. I personally used it with adult learners, some ESL and some English speakers with limited reading experience or traumatic brain injuries. The worksheets are great for practice and I ended up modeling the structure with other vocabulary words in our curriculum. It doesn’t have any lessons in it, just the supplementary practice

The media could not be loaded. I just like to make sure I get the struggling readers back to back. I know the videos are not the best that I take because I like to rush through it but at least you know what you’re getting when it comes to it.

My daughter has dyslexia and we are really making a bigger effort this year to learn since she is getting older and focusing more. Also her younger brother can read properly now.Anyway this set of books is really good. I like them a lot, they have 24 lessons which focuses on a few words and they are 3 pages each. This book is the easiest of the 3. She really liked it. I’m just happy because she could them on her own and empower her and show her that it is not that hard if you just take the time

That book is nice and very helpful. Its not too hard but just enough to get her thinking.

I work on these lessons with my 8 year old son. He has a reading disability. These lessons help reinforce what he has learned in school. The layout is clean and easily understandable. He usually hates workbooks, but this is so easy he actually enjoys when we do it. It’s helping to build his self confidence.

My kid loves these.