180 Days™: Reading, Vocabulary/Language for 1st Grade Practice Workbook for Classroom and Home, Cool and Fun Practice Created by Teachers (180 Days of Practice) Paperback – January 2, 2019

We’ve really liked supplementing with this book! My child doesn’t fight me on doing the daily activities because they’re always a little different and he’s already made big improvements. Highly recommend!

These are very good quality, a lot of information, hands on and problems kids can do or solve! Love them, I bought a bunch of them. Great for at home work!

Thank you to everyone who's taken the time to review the 180 Days of Spelling and Word Study series. As the creator of these books, I want you to know I appreciate all your kind words and take your suggestions seriously. I'm very excited to announce that I've started creating "kick-off" lessons for each unit and am publishing them for free on my YouTube Channel: 180 Days of Spelling & Word Study w/ Mrs. Rhoades. Each interactive lesson introduces the new word list, draws the viewer's attention to important spelling patterns, rules, and affixes, and provides kid-friendly definitions for the vocabulary. I hope you enjoy the videos as much as my students do!

I started this with my homeschooler who is doing 1st grade. He and I both appreciate the variety of activities in each week. There’s practice making plurals, analogies, synonyms and antonyms, homophones, and more. It’s a great supplement to our mostly oral phonics and grammar lessons in our other Language Art curriculums, as it gets him physically writing his answers. Each page takes about 5-10 minutes with me sitting next to him to help keep him on task. I also appreciate that it follows a systematic approach to spelling patterns and it’s not just random words every week. Overall, I’d recommend this to other parents looking for a quick and easy way to incorporate some spelling practice and other Language Arts concepts into their child’s education.

Homeschooling 3 kids this year 4, 6, 7. We have purchased kindergarten and first grade. We do add some curriculum but for the most part this series covers about everything. I have all the basics. Writing, spelling, reading, science, mathI do believe you could use this by itself even with no teaching experience.

..or supplementing regular school. These workbooks were recommended by other parents using the same homeschool curriculum as we do. It's all on a computer, so he wasn't getting much writing practice. I got both the spelling and writing ones.

My (mentally challenged adult) daughter LOVES this book! She needs help with most exercises, but a normal child would need minimal help, less as they progress through the book and get used to the exercises. The word lists are heavy on word families, but most word families are phonetic, so it will reinforce either type curriculum.This book is genius! Kudos to the author!

This will be an interesting workbook for my daughter's first grade curriculum. The kindergarten one was very frustrating. BUT I see that what was challenging in that one is not included in this first grade edition. I'm so relieved. I think the skills of understanding synonyms/antonyms, analogies, and changing the tenses will be understood through the repetition. I'm hoping the memorization of spelling words will happen more passively in this edition. Great workbook for homeschool curriculum.