DK Workbooks: Spelling, First Grade: Learn and Explore

We got this for my son when he was about halfway through first grade. It was especially handy after the pandemic shut down the schools and the school's online instruction was not very good. He was able to work through the book more or less on his own. I read the instructions for him and gave him about 2 pages to work on each day. He finished the whole thing, which is saying something because reading is not his favorite subject. I feel like it put him on the right path, because he's better now about working through other vocabulary books. Highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. These books are great for guided lessons. I use these to go in depth with each subject.

I home school and this is perfect

Book is fun for 5-6 year olds and helps to educate and entertain at the same time. Book is easy to understand and follow along working with your children.

Another good but not amazing workbook from DK Workbooks. The spelling exercises themselves are quite good, so I would give the content 5 stars. I took away a star because these workbooks aren't a great value -- they are printed on heavy, glossy paper, which is lovely, but it also means that they cost more than similar workbooks despite having fewer pages. And the thick paper makes it hard to tear the pages out without them ripping inwards. Plain, cheap paper is perfectly fine for an elementary school workbook - it seems like a waste to use the fancy paper and stickers when they really don't add value of the product.

I’ve learned a few things from this book, and we went over several textbooks with my son that included phonics.All DK workbooks are excellent. Well worth investment. I highly recommend them.I Iike the thick pages and quality paper some compain about. We use a gel pen; no problem writing.

We've been using these books since Pre-K. They are fun and just enough to practice skills. The pages progressively get harder as you go through the book.

I used this book for homeschooling and liked it. The lessons are brief and leave appropriate room for the parent to give more instruction on the topic. There are reward stickers to help keep you on track. Also, the progression of information is good.