100 Words Kids Need to Read by 3rd Grade: Sight Word Practice to Build Strong Readers

Exactly what was expected

Works perfect for at home schoolers. Short fun lessons. Easy to read. My kid loves it!

Loved the book and it helped my daughter stay caught up with her learning

The words in this book are valuable but the pages are in color. They are hard to copy.

We have just started using the book, but so far I think it’s useful. Besides just a list of words it’s also a workbook! Saves me the trouble of making up questions.

This workbook seems like a good choice for summer work between the end of second grade and the beginning of third. It contains 100 common words that are not exactly intuitive and must be memorized, yet they are words that are likely to come up in age-appropriate reading material. Like in school, each week we work (over and over) on a group of around 10 sight words. It is a routine that my grandson is familiar with and continuing it over the summer ensures that he won't lose ground.For this summer, I got this book, a math book that reviews 2nd grade, and a geography book to teach not only geographical concepts but following instructions and reading comprehension. I think all disciplines are covered.I hope that all the kids in his class will be doing summer work so that, when school starts, they will be ready to advance to new material instead of getting bogged down reviewing forgotten material for the first few weeks.

It’s a full size booklet (printer paper), definitely worth the few bucks as an extra add on, even as a homeschool mama

I got this book for my going-into-third-grader and it's way too simple/easy for her. If you're looking for something that takes under about 10 minutes per page, it might be for you. However, we were hoping for something a bit more advanced.

Great book

Yes a good book for kids

Like this book.