First Grade English Gargantuan Workbook
+ 3 months of Readiculous Video Game
First Grade English Gargantuan Workbook
+ 3 months of Readiculous Video Game
Product Description
Unlock your potential with this 192-page English workbook. Become the first six-year-old to write a novel, publish an academic article, or host a Ted Talk on "The Importance of Conjunctions". This First Grade workbook covers phonics, vocabulary, grammar, high-frequency words, handwriting, and more! This is not your average English workbook. Become the next child prodigy.
Ages 6-7
We make phonics fun! Readiculous teaches kids to read with the science of reading in just 10 minutes a day.
The game, endorsed by literacy experts and grounded in scientific research, is designed to engage kids to learn to read through exciting mini-games. Readiculous engages kids to learn the sounds that go with each letter/spelling in a logical progression. As with most new things, repetition is the key to success. This is where we come in, we make learning ridiculously fun (pun intended) by designing reading games for maximum entertainment and educational value. Players learn 2x faster than traditional methods with just 10 minutes of daily play, reflected in personal progress reports showcasing which sounds, letters, and words they’re working on. Readiculous combines fun gameplay with educational content, tailored to support various needs.
Note: 3 months of Readiculous Video Game is a non-cumulative promotion limited to one per customer.
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Thoughts by:
One small step for Armie, one giant leap for armadillo-kind
At the age of 4, I dreamed of building my own rocket. At the age of 5, I completed this workbook. At the age of 6, I built that rocket.
People always ask, "How did an English workbook help you achieve scientific greatness?" Well, the biggest hurdle when applying to NASA at age 5 is reading and writing. That, and proving you're potty-trained.
