Carson Dellosa Comprehensive Curriculum of Basic Skills 1st Grade Workbook, Reading Comprehension, Language Arts, Spelling, Grammar, Math, and Writing Practice, Classroom or Homeschool Curriculum

I love these books so much. It’s an affordable way to homeschool your child. It’s comprehensive and fun for my 5 year old. I will say, I don’t know if my child is just ahead of the curve but, she is a kindergartner on a first grade level in these books. I had to exchange the Kindergarten book for this one and it fits her skill level much better. It is a great “problem” to have 😄 I will recommend to other first time homeschool moms and I will buy the following books in this series.

Great for homeschooling kids love the books

Great my kid loves doing the activities. Helpful

Arrived quickly, are exactly as described, easy to use, great value for the money. My only wish, and the reason I docked a star, I wish there was a teacher’s page that showed me which pages can be combined into like a work packet for each day. I’ve not found one yet if it has it. Each subject is divided out into sections. So that’s my only down fall, wish it either advised which pages could be combined into daily work packets or that each page just ahead a combination of that days different subjects to work on.

It is well designed and can help kids to learn Arts and Math.

Well protected and packaged. These items are gifts for a good friend of mine. She is planning giving as gifts as Christmas present’s for her children’s under her tree. Exciting idea. Love it! Planning buying more in the future.

I bought two copies of this book in July to use in homeschooling my first grade twins. This is our first year homeschooling, and choosing the right curriculum was daunting, to say the least. When I found this book, the pages reminded me a lot of the Saxon Math and Saxon Phonics worksheets my kids had brought home from kindergarten in public school, except that they are far more colorful. I decided that I couldn't really beat the price, so I gave the book a try.As of this week, we are halfway through the book and moving right along. Based on my conversations with parents of first graders in the local public school system, my kids are actually ahead of their peers. The best thing is, they are EXCITED to do their school work each day. They often ask for more work in the evenings! If that is not a good review of this book, I don't know what is.My one and only complaint with the book is that there are often not enough pages dedicated to a particular concept. However, I have found that it is easy and fun to supplement the worksheets with games that we make up on our own. For instance, when learning beginning or ending consonant sounds, we would have races to find objects in the house that began or ended with the target letter that I would call out. This helped to really cement in the concept that had been studied in the book and present the same lesson in a different form.If you are teaching multiple children at home, I HIGHLY recommend getting each child his or her own copy of the book. I considered buying one book and photocopying the pages for each of my children, but the cost of the book is likely less than I would have spent on paper and ink. I also DEFINITELY recommend buying a 2 inch binder and tearing out each page as you work on it. The book is very thick and does not bend open easily... tearing out the pages allows for much better handwriting form and it allows you to skip back and forth easily from the math to the reading sections.

I have looked around for a brand that I like that provides the most practice for my 4 kids. I love this maker! I have all the books from 1st-6th grade and they are very helpful to supplement school work!