Bones: A Science Book for Kids (Step into Reading)
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About Bones: A Science Book for Kids (Step into Reading)
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
86% appreciated the book's accessibility for beginners, though 14% found it too simplified
I learned that the 6-year-old child can identify the smallest and largest bones in the human body, indicating that they found the book accessible.
The reading level is acceptable for my kids, but may not be their interest level.
73% found it helped build confidence in reading, but 27% thought it was too challenging
My 6-year-old son has learned about the smallest and largest bones in the human body and can tell me about it. This shows that the book has helped in confidence building of early-learning-beginner-readers.
The reading level is suitable for my kids, but may not be their interest level.
72% found the stories to be engaging and fun
I found that the book is engaging enough for my 4-year-old daughter to read about 90% of it on her own, which has really started to click for her that reading is a way to learn new things.
I found the book to have wonderful illustrations and easy to understand text. It is educational and keeps the reader interested.
91% loved the colorful and engaging illustrations
The book discusses how we would appear without bones and how our skeletons match our body size and shape.
72% liked the opportunities for parental involvement
It was difficult to find books for my 5-year-old daughter who is reading at a 4th-grade level. However, this book did the trick for us.
71% appreciated the durability and reusability, but 29% experienced wear and tear
I have complained to the publishers about the book being too scary for little kids and requested them to be more considerate of the age range when putting these books together.
84% found it to be an excellent teaching tool, though 16% thought it lacked substance
I recommend this book as a good introduction to the human body bones for young children, with basic information and decent pictures.
These books are great for children who are learning to read and for children who don't like to read long books.
The text is accurate and simple enough for my 7-year-old son to read to his little brother without any problems.
I had difficulty finding books to interest my 5-year-old daughter who is reading at a 4th grade level. However, this book did the trick with a story line without any questionable words like 'stupid', 'fat', 'dumb'.
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88% appreciated the introduction to new vocabulary
My 6-year-old son has learned about the smallest and largest bones in the human body, indicating that the book has helped in vocabulary building for early-learning-beginner-readers.
