The five DK Reader levels are...
Pre-level to read books encourage the love for reading as it has beautiful pictures that show high frequency words with picture word strips.
These books give information about a variety of topics that interest children. We chose books about dinosaurs and trucks, as it interests my son who is starting to read. I find choosing books in topics that children like, encourage them to talk about it and think.
The Beginning to Read Level 1 books have simple sentences with limited vocabulary, so children can read with the help of an adult. Books like the above, Homes Around The World allow children to think and converse about things outside their community. It also encourages them to learn about different people and places in the world.
Level 3 reading alone books have more complex sentence structures. The books like Polar Bear Alert and Extreme Sports let children explore about topics they don't know too much about.
Level 4 book are for proficient readers, as it has advanced vocabulary and challenging sentence structures.
When I read these different, interesting DK readers to my children I always learn something new as well. There are over 150 books level DK Readers titles for us to choose from. During the DK Summer Reading Adventures boutique, we can buy 2 readers and get 1 for free.
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My son was on a reading program something like this when he was younger, it really helped.
ReplyDeleteWe don't own any of these, but we get them from the library every week. My son loves the train one
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ReplyDeleteI'm impressed with the quality of the photos in these books.
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My 7 year old daughter is a book worm. She reads every night for 30 mins in bed. We started this with her young and it's become a bit of a habit now. We started when she was about 2-2 1/2.. picture books at first then words... she's entering grade 2 now and reads at a grade 5 level, the school is very impressed. We take her to our local library to get her books, they are very expensive to buy on a regular basis!
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