Sylvan Learning 4th Grade Reading Comprehension Success Workbook: A Comprehensive Guide to Improving Your Child's Reading Comprehension Skills

Jason StaceyJason Stacey: 8 pages were blurry, as if the font was on top of each other. Can’t read it.

Canada on Dec 24, 2021

tshrop: Great tool for my 4th grader already improving her reading

United States on Nov 10, 2021

Talia-Best Version of Me: Just trying to keep my child on track- we don’t need any Summer brain

United States on Jun 04, 2021

Helen D. Setterfield: These don't just check the student's reading, they train the student's reading skills. Very, VERY good workbooks.

United States on Nov 30, 2020

MaLainaaa :): Awesome book for these no school days. Only thing is yes you do have to cut the answers off the pages but luckily all the answers have been condensed to like 5 pages. Only complaint is there is one chapter that the reading passages are non-readable meaning the passages are completely blurry. Not sure how the editor missed a whole chapter... But other than that this is a pretty good workbook so far.

United States on Apr 04, 2020

G B: excellent

Canada on Apr 15, 2017

Teresa C.: My child actually loves this book. I can't say enough.

Canada on Nov 13, 2015

DrewNY001: My granddaughter actually loves to work with the book. Very nicely put together, well organized and pretty inside. Much better than some of the very confusing books out there. We still will used the test prep books but this is better for actually gaining understanding something we seem not to do in the schools. Her class has yet to do any of the fundamentals or even prepare for the ELA tests and last year did not even cover the material that was in the test to after the test! I am very glad we bought this book because we cannot depend on the school or teachers.

United States on Dec 18, 2013

Terence Robinson: Actually more work than taught at school, a good way to make sure your child is advancing ahead of the class or at least keeping pace with the curriculum. It is also a good method to encourage homework studies on a regular routine since most children seem not to have any homework and do not engage in any outside school activity other than video games or the occasional athletic sport.

Canada on Jan 24, 2013