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Make reading comprehension a blast with 100 activities for 4th graders Show 4th graders how much fun practicing their reading comprehension can be. This workbook is full of exercises that help kids develop essential reading skills while exploring fun stories. Get kids primed for school with engaging lessons that cover everything from identifying themes to understanding poetry and building their vocabulary! 100 activities--Keep kids interested with puzzles, word searches, and graphic organizers that get their minds working.Key reading topics--4th graders can deepen their understanding of what they read by practicing comparing points of view, recognizing story structure, describing characters, and more.Progressive skill building--Students will discover reading comprehension fun and games that start simple and grow more challenging to match their growing skills.Targeted learning--These exercises are aligned with the national standards for 4th grade learning and include labels to indicate which core skill each one teaches.Give early readers a boost in school with this colorful 4th grade workbook for reading comprehension. Review: Util - Ideal para los niños Review: Super fun book for kids - Great for kids to learn! Super fun and entertaining it keeps them on the book for hours!











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| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 575 Reviews |
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Util
Ideal para los niños
S**M
Super fun book for kids
Great for kids to learn! Super fun and entertaining it keeps them on the book for hours!
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AMAZING! I LOVE IT
NICE!
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Contains errors
Good to use for a reference however book contains errors.
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Short & Sweet Summer Reading Practice
We are using this for Summer reading comprehension tasks for my entering fourth-grader. The assignments are short and “just-right” for targeting a skill, practicing, but also not feeling like you’re forcing your child to do “school” work. We used the third grade version last summer and liked it so well, we decided to use the fourth-grade version this summer.
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