StoryBots The Amazing Planet Earth (Step into Reading)
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About StoryBots The Amazing Planet Earth (Step into Reading)
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
91% appreciated the book's accessibility for beginners, though 9% found it too simplified
The book was a bit challenging for my son at first, but it helped improve his vocabulary with short and succinct sentences that make sense and are a lot of fun to read while explaining about our beautiful planet.
I cannot give this to my grandson to practice reading because it would be un-learning critical thinking skills.
85% found it helped build confidence in reading
Exposure to a variety of Step 1 books will help me build confidence and transition to more complex language, vocabulary, and length in Step 2.
My son loves all the books by the Storybots, including this one, which has helped build his confidence in early learning and reading.
88% found the stories to be engaging and fun, while 12% thought they were too simplistic
All 5 titles reinforce basic sight words, phonetic patterns, and word families like color words.
I recommend this book for early learners as it discusses space and geography in an engaging way. The words are mostly simple, with some bigger words like craters and volcano, but each page has lovely and relevant photos to provide context clues for the more difficult words.
I feel that the content treats kids like imbeciles with unrealistic pictures and personifies planets excessively, making it difficult for them to connect with reality. I don't see how kids can learn from it.
93% loved the colorful and engaging illustrations, but 7% thought they were distracting
I love all the books by Storybots and this book is no exception.
I am disappointed with the content as the pictures are unrealistic and personify planets, making it difficult for kids to learn. It also treats kids like imbeciles.
I noticed that my daughter read the T-Rex book obsessively but did not show interest in this book, indicating that the illustrations and graphics may not be engaging enough for early learners.
The illustrations and graphics in this book may not be engaging enough for early learners, as my daughter showed no interest in it despite obsessively reading the T-Rex book.
73% liked the opportunities for parental involvement
The book improved my son's vocabulary with short, fun sentences while explaining about our planet.
81% appreciated the durability and reusability
Exposure to a variety of Step 1 books will lead to a more successful transition to more complex language, vocabulary, and length in Step 2. The reader is reusable for early-learning-beginner-readers.
My son loves all the books by Storybots and this book is no exception.
88% found it to be an excellent teaching tool
I suggest that there is a significant jump in skill required between Step 1 and Step 2. Exposure to a variety of Step 1 books will likely lead to a more successful transition to more complex language, vocabulary, and length in Step 2.
