Description
Book SynopsisComprehension Ninja Workbooks are ideal for supporting your child's learning at home. With bespoke non-fiction texts and hundreds of questions, they're packed full of comprehension practice with strong links to the National Curriculum.
Created by teacher and bestselling author of Vocabulary Ninja, Comprehension Ninja and Write Like a Ninja Andrew Jennings (@VocabularyNinja), they're perfect for developing those all-important literacy skills at home and for boosting children's confidence in reading comprehension.
Key features of Comprehension Ninja Workbook for Ages 7-8:
- Covers popular National Curriculum topics currently taught at Key Stage 2, such as renewable energy and Mahatma Gandhi
- Features a variety of question types including true or false, fill the gap and multiple choice
- Contains illustrations throughout and a fun ninja theme to engage children
- Includes advice for parents and answers at the back of the
Trade Review
These are very useful workbooks that will help children consolidate their reading comprehension skills. -- Get Kids into Books * getkidsintobooks.com *
Inside the book is a series of age-appropriate texts and it was pleasing to see how well matched the texts were to topics that are typical on a Year 3 curriculum -- Books for Topics * www.booksfortopics.com *
A useful tool whilst schools are still closed for some, or for homework once schools re-open. -- Library Girl * librarygirlandbookboy.com *
Whether your child is in Year 1 or Year 6 or anywhere in between, these home learning books unlock the key skills required to answer comprehension questions in national tests [...] These brilliant books packed with age appropriate texts and tasks will be a real boost to your child’s home learning. -- Miss Cleveland Reading Blog * missclevelandsreading.com *
If you are a parent or guardian who is looking for something to support their child with their reading comprehension that is easy to use then please do have a look at these workbooks. -- Lauren, The Bookish Fairy Blog * thebookishfairyblog.wordpress.com *
All of these activities have really helped my son read the text carefully and have highlighted what he has understood and where he may need a little help. The answers are all in the back of the book, which defintely helps with marking! -- Anna's Adventures in Book Land * annasadventuresinbookland.blogspot.com *
This is a series I suspect parents will find helpful when they are seeking to support their children’s learning – and there are answers in the backs of the book to help in marking and discussions, too! -- Splashes into Books Blog * splashesintobooks.wordpress.com *
If you need extra support for your child [...] I would recommend the Comprehension Ninja Workbook – they’re easy to follow and challenging too. -- Mum-Friendly Blog * www.mum-friendly.co.uk *
