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Reading and Math: A Workbook Review


It's Monday which means I am sharing with you a review of a fun teaching product from

If you missed our review of last week you can see all about  at Mini Magnet Books. 



This week, I have another exciting review. 



These workbooks are great. The pictures are big, the colors are bright and they appeal to the youngings. 
There is so much content in these books, you will have lessons for weeks on end!



I LOVE CTP approach to the 3 easy steps to learning!
  1. Achieve reading success through expertly written stories designed to support beginning readers.
  2. Build thinking skills with questions that boost vocabulary and develop comprehension.
  3. Practice skills smartly through engaging activities devised to help children extend their mastery of the skills covered in each story.
We love the stories from the Learn to Read series and the skills worksheets that go along with it. The girls are able to read this with me and answer the questions on each page.  There are also stickers included along with an incentive chart.  Along the way you will find tips for parents. 
The following skills are covered in the Kindergarten Reading & Math Jumbo Workbook:
  • Phonics
  • Sight words
  • Sequencing
  • Homophones
  • Pronouns
  • Opposites
  • Numbers
  • Counting
  • Addition
  • Subtraction
  • Measurement
  • And more!
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CTP Does offer these workbooks in a variety of Grade Levels. 

In addition, they offer several of them as E-Books too so you can download right to your computer and start using them today!



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Tune in next Monday to see what we are reviewing next from Creative Teaching Press!



I received these products in exchange for my honest opinion and a review in my own words.



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