Brain Quest Workbook: 1st Grade (Revised Edition): Activist Archiving in the Age of AIDS

Very useful for this age kids

Loaded with worksheets. Worth buying.

Good one to engage your kid. Good variety of activities. Not particularly challenging. I guess would be a bit too easy for Grade 1...best for K2 I guess.

Nice work sheets for kids

Good..but buy one grade higher. Its engaging , but a simple for the suggested age group.

My daughter loves it! New product arrived safely and timely.

Fantastic resource for kids.

good

Es un libro de trabajo que recomiendo mucho! Lo usan los niños nativos en USA. Pero aunque no sepas mucho ingles, detrás tienes las soluciones de los ejercicios! Hay diferentes temas de trabajo: Spelling, Reading, Language Arts, Time and Money, Social Studies, Science. Mi hija le encanta! Las paginas son grandes con dibujos divertidos que se explican solos! ES lo que mas me gusta! Esta dividido por temas! AL final vienen unas pegatinas de recompensa para el trabajo que son muy divertidas: Super, Cool, Good job, Brainiac, Excellent...

Extremely helpful book!

O material é para fase de alfabetização. Tem conteúdos até de matemática, porém tudo em língua inglesa. Muito bom para crianças que já estão alfabetizadas em língua portuguesa ou que terão uma alfabetização bilíngue. O livro é leve, tem respostas dos exercícios, jogos, pôster e cartelas de adesivos. Indicação do IG @educandoeevangelizando. Super aprovado!

Great, varied exercises that keep my 5 year old interested and challenged. Excellent preparation for schule.The questions varies and it is very easy to use. We are happy. TOP!!!!

short exercises, big pictures, short instructions. A variety of exercises in a surprisingly large depth of areas (social studies in grade 1, really!?).. and this is a FAT workbook. My son is very much enjoying the one-on-one time with me when we do a few exercises each night ("are we going to bed or doing some exercises first?" ... works every time!). Also, it gives me a chance to assess his abilities against a less arbitrary measurement (someone assembled "grade 1 level" material here, i have no benchmark expertise to pick out appropriately challenging tasks on my own). I have to say i'm really, really pleased. Too bad that there's only one book (and not several volumes) as i anticipate we'll be through this one in just a few months, easily. Sitting with my son to do these pages at home has helped me to know that he's got his letter sounds down (teacher thought otherwise). Also his numeracy and measurement skills are a quick win. (Again, teacher thought otherwise.) AND (to give his teacher some credit) now i know why she thought he had rocks for brains. Child does not want to sit still for anything. Doing these one on one i'm constantly bringing him back to task and reminding him of the rules/constraints for the exercise on the page. Yes he can complete and accurately too most of the time - but he is not ready to sit still. As a result, he performs poorly at school. He was not eager to start with me initially when the books arrived. However, after a few rounds he decided to try "doing some pages" without me one day - and then we could check them together. (He quickly abandoned that plan when he realized he didn't know what the instructions were for the page - he doesn't read yet.) The fact that he initiated going to the book and trying to select an exercise without me speaks volumes for his confidence and engagement. I've elected to go backwards to the kindergarten level workbook too (i figure there are some phonics basics that could help him with reading/writing). I can't say it enough - our child's teacher was not providing a suggested "do this to help" piece with her critical notes back from school, doing this HELPS.