My Phonics Workbook: 101 Games and Activities to Support Reading Skills

Came within timescale. Lovely colourful book which is what attracts my daughter to it. Love the lay out of each activity. She is in reception (5) so been completing around 6 activities from this each day throughout lockdown.

These books where so good help my little one so much

Brilliant for my nephew loved it

Fantastic my son loves working in his book.

Mot rrally as described not 101 games, just worksheets. Dont buy as your child will be taught incorrect use of capital letters. All titles have the 1st letter of each word as a capital, this will be confusing for them.

While most children will probably have no problems with this, it is actually very misleading to call it phonics. It won't be the same as phonics taught at school. There are several outdated practices here, like teaching blends as separate units and mixing lower case with capitals from the start. Better get something like the excellent Read Write Inc resources

This was so fun for my kindergartener for extra phonics support. Super age appropriate!

El libro pasa de lo mas sencillo a lo mas complejo en muy poco tiempo. Es para ser usado como refuerzo de alg'un otro programa mas detallado.

Kid loved it and wanted to keep going. Finished the whole book in just 3 days.

I have enjoyed working with my son on this workbook. He has learned a lot using all the workbooks in this series. The activities all keep his attention and were easy to follow along. The very colorful pages keep it interesting and he likes the "progress star chart" in the front. He can see how much he has accomplished and it makes him feel good. Highly recommended

I really like doing this workbook with my son. One of the best features is the list of activities by number in the front. This gives us a chance to celebrate each completed activity and see our progress through the workbook. I used stickers that I already had for my son to mark his progress but you could use a stamp or just color/ draw a check if that works for you. I also really like the colors and pictures. These made learning fun. The level of difficulty with some of the activities is a bit confusing though. Most of the activities are great but there are a few that I don’t understand how any kid just starting to learn phonics could do on their own. For example, how could a child spell “princess” in a crossword when the phonics “C” page just did the hard C sound? It was especially weird since the purpose of the page was to practice the “PR” blend. I had to tell my son what letters to write for that activity. Overall, I would recommend this book for a pre-reader starting to learn phonics. I just would recommend that you work with your child as some of the activities will be too difficult for a child who is benefiting from the letter sounds practice in the first half if the book.