125 More Learn to Read Activities - by Rae Pritchett (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Teach kids even more essential reading skills through fun and games--for ages 5 to 7

There's no better way to help kids learn than by making it fun! This companion to the original Learn to Read Activity Book offers 125 additional hands-on activities to get kindergarten kids excited about learning to read. Kids ages 5 to 7 will briefly review the skills they learned in the first book before diving into new ones like identifying middle vowel sounds, counting syllables, and spelling.

Each exercise reinforces the fundamentals with creative, interactive elements that kids love. Get ready to watch their minds grow as they step into reading and unlock a lifetime of reading independence.

Learning to read through play -- Keep kids engaged with clear instructions, colorful illustrations, and fun activities like matching and fill-in-the-blanks. It's also perfect for summer bridge learning between school years.

8 core skill areas -- Find chapters focused around the science of reading, including topics like: word sounds, vowel sounds, blends, digraphs, sight words, syllables, compound words, and prefixes and suffixes.

Build confidence on every page-- From word sounds to inflectional endings, these activities get more challenging as kids work through this book, so they can see their reading fluency improve over time.

Go beyond other kindergarten workbooks and help your child stay motivated while they learn how to read with these first grade and kindergarten learning activities.

Review Quotes

Praise for Learn to Read Activity Book

"Parents and children will look forward to learning time together with Hannah Braun's Learn To Read Activity Book! The easy-to-follow multi-sensory lessons are thoughtfully sequenced to build children's literacy skills with quick and fun activities that require very little more than crayons and the book." -- Kayla Cook, Elementary Teacher and Literacy Coach, Commerce City, CO

Praise For 125 More Learn To Read Activities:

"As a Special Educator, I love how this clearly organized book fosters reading and spelling skills packed with captivating activities and thoughtfully crafted exercises. With its focus on interactive learning, this is an enjoyable way for students to practice their skills!" -- Kristin Maxwell, Special Education Teacher

"The Learn to Read Activity Book provides explicit and easy-to-follow guidelines for reading instruction. No more guessing how to teach reading!" -- Tracy Regnier, Elementary Teacher and Mentor to Teachers, Salt Lake City, UT

"As a mother and an educator I was eager to work on this book with my son. The pages are engaging for beginning readers without being visually overwhelming or overstimulating. What do I LOVE about this book as an educator? Activities that encourage fluidity in reading are presented with a 'touch the dot' method under each word to encourage a tactile read along format. This approach is great for new readers to increase fluency and engages kinesthetic learners with the task of reading along, as well as hand eye coordination. Sight words, cvc, and letter blend word reading build in activity to increase the fluidity and skill acquisition. Bottom line: This is an engaging activity book that will strengthen reading skills. " -- Marcie DiLorenzo, Mother and Special Educator

"Hannah Braun incorporates fun and exciting lessons into this activity book. I love that she includes both educational and enjoyable games for children. I would highly recommend Learn To Read Activity Book to both parents and Early Childhood Educators." -- Andrea Ekstrand, St. John's Early Learning Center Director, Thornton, CO

"Hannah Braun's Learn To Read Activity Book is a wonderful resource for parents and teachers with pre-emergent and emergent readers. The lessons are structured in a way that not only engages children but also teaches different types of learners." -- Nicolette Dixon, Elementary Teacher, Moon Township, PA

"This book is a perfect way for parents and teachers to reinforce phonics skills for children at school or at home. I love that the activities are colorful and fun, but also that they follow an appropriate scope and sequence as children move through the phonics skills." -- Meaghan Ivone, 1st grade teacher

About the Author

RAE PRITCHETT is a teacher and curriculum author who specializes in literacy. She holds a master's degree in education, a CAGS in Educational Leadership, and is a certified dyslexia practitioner. To learn more, visit her blog MissRaesRoom.com.