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Reading The Words Isn't The Same As Understanding Them
Your child can sound out every word on the page. Then you ask what the story was about, and you get a blank stare.
That's because reading the words and understanding them are two different skills, and most practice at home only works on the first one.
All-in-One Reading Passages pairs every short story with 3 simple questions, so they practice understanding what they read, not just saying the words.
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96%
Said their child understood stories better.
94%
Said their child asked to do more pages.
91%
Said they would recommend it to other parents.
All results are derived using data from over 14,806+ orders & are collected within 60 days.
Why This Is Different
|   | Ours | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Short Stories Built On Word Families | ||
| Comprehension Questions On Every Page | ||
| Feels Like Play, Not Homework |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does each page work?
How does each page work?
Your child reads a short story built around one word family, like -at or -ig, then answers 3 questions about it on the write-in lines.
Who is it for?
Who is it for?
Early readers, especially kindergarten and first graders, who can sound out simple words and are ready to start understanding what they read.
How long will it last?
How long will it last?
There are 85 pages, and each one is a single short story with 3 questions. Doing a couple of pages a week gets you through the whole school year, and the stories get a little harder as they go.
Do I need to help?
Do I need to help?
It works great with a parent reading along at first. As they get more confident, many kids do the pages on their own.