Comprehensive Curriculum of Basic Skills, Preschool (Comprehensive Curriculumà)

This best-selling Comprehensive Curriculum workbook features educational activities and instruction. Containing 544 pages organized by subject area with lessons in reading, writing, spelling, and math.

Perfect as a home schooling resource or as a supplement to school-based learning, this comprehensive workbook helps ensure students success across key curriculum areas.

Featuring:

• Sequential organization for ease of use

• Tips on study skills

• Special section of teaching suggestions

• Thorough index

• Review and assessment tools

Customer Reviews:

awsome

great, i photocopy a couple pages everyday. don't want to waste. i have a 1 yr old who can use after my 3 yr old

2008-10-06

pretty good

This a pretty good very thick book. It really is like a book with a curriculum it has mostly everything you need. It really takes the guess work out what to teach them before they go to school. Some of things included were: opposites, rhyming, colors, shapes, matching, one to one, and writing/tracing. I think any kid would like it.

2008-07-06

Fantastic!

I purchased this book to work with my 3 year old on preparing her for preschool and it's really great, we go over the alphabet, shapes, colors and tracing letters daily, also opposites and other writing development activities, in just a few lessons I noticed she was already making strides in recognizing the letters, picking out opposites and ryming words. Excellent and well worth the money if you are a stay at home Mom like me, (or even if you aren't) it's a great activity to work on daily with your child.

2008-05-16

comprehensive curriculum

The book i received was not the one previewed but i do like the one we got.

2008-02-11

Great resource EXCEPT for small letters

I bought this book for my 3 year old- she loves it- it is easy for her to understand. I would have given this book 5 stars but, when it has you trace words it is all in small letters and most everything I read says to teach your kids capital letters first and then introduce small letters. That is my only complaint though!

2007-08-30