This was fantastic, Jennifer!!!!👏👌🙌. Thank you so much for answering my request to make a video on this topic. It was extremely helpful. The cost comparison was great, too! I never knew about the Carson Dellosa Reading Comprehension workbook. Great find! I'm giving this video a big thumbs up👍
@@HomeschoolwithJen hey, Jennifer? Just curious. Can you please point me to a Literature program that focuses in on Literary Elements and Devices for Novels in the 3-5th grade age range? That's the only component of my ELA curriculum that is missing now that you've helped me make a decision on Reading Comprehension. I've searched and can't find anything on alliteration, mood, setting, theme, climax, resolution, etc., PAIRED with a novel the child must read). Memoria Press seems to focus primarily on Reading Comprehension questions and Lightning Literature barely scratches the surface of Literary Elements. If anyone else is reading this and knows of one, please respond back to me as well. Thanks so much, Jen!
I have one on the Laura Ingalls Willder series that I'm thinking about using next year. We are currently trying it out for the first book, so I'm not sure if I like it or not. I haven't researched past this one as it was recommend to me. Hopefully, someone else that has a recommendation will be able to provide it.
Yes! They are great reading comprehension books. We have really enjoyed them (and are looking forward to the ones we haven't tried yet). Hope you have a great Monday!
This was fantastic, Jennifer!!!!👏👌🙌. Thank you so much for answering my request to make a video on this topic. It was extremely helpful. The cost comparison was great, too! I never knew about the Carson Dellosa Reading Comprehension workbook. Great find! I'm giving this video a big thumbs up👍
You are so very welcome! Thank you for requesting it and I'm thrilled to hear that it was helpful. Have a great day!
@@HomeschoolwithJen hey, Jennifer? Just curious. Can you please point me to a Literature program that focuses in on Literary Elements and Devices for Novels in the 3-5th grade age range? That's the only component of my ELA curriculum that is missing now that you've helped me make a decision on Reading Comprehension.
I've searched and can't find anything on alliteration, mood, setting, theme, climax, resolution, etc., PAIRED with a novel the child must read). Memoria Press seems to focus primarily on Reading Comprehension questions and Lightning Literature barely scratches the surface of Literary Elements. If anyone else is reading this and knows of one, please respond back to me as well. Thanks so much, Jen!
I have one on the Laura Ingalls Willder series that I'm thinking about using next year. We are currently trying it out for the first book, so I'm not sure if I like it or not. I haven't researched past this one as it was recommend to me. Hopefully, someone else that has a recommendation will be able to provide it.
@@HomeschoolwithJen yes, I hope so. Thank you! 😊
The Scholastic Reading Tests looks good!
We use it quite a bit. I'm really glad that I found it, especially for the vocabulary reinforcement.
Wow, thank you so much for this video!!!!!! :)
You are very welcome. I'm glad you liked it.
Oh yes! Those are nice booklet for the kids.
Yes! They are great reading comprehension books. We have really enjoyed them (and are looking forward to the ones we haven't tried yet). Hope you have a great Monday!
Very helpful flip through. I enjoy using Abeka, and a few others. I have never heard of the Smart Alec before, but it looks very neat as well. :-)
The Abeka ones are my daughter's favorites. She retains so much information from them. Thank you for watching.
Great review of different books, very useful.
Thanks so much!