Go, Go, Go (Read with Dick and Jane)

Still good for children today, even though some educators don't think so. I like that it portrays a normal family unit.

These booked really help my son with reading. It is a subject that he is struggling with. This book introduces small words that make it easy. Even though it can seem repetitive and not like an actual story, it helps the child learn the eye movement to read and repeat what they are seeing. Excellent starter books!

This book is wonderful. It is the perfect size for a young, new reader. The young man I got this for is so excited. He is in a district where they are still using the Whole Language technique. There is no book reading or story reading to put the words he is leaning in context. With this book he is getting the context in short chapters that he can easily read and digest.

You know this book is a must for early readers. I bought this for my granddaughter. She is 4 and really moving ahead on the reading road!

Easy reader, perfect for beginners!

Love this book I read this as a child and loved it. I bought this for my grandson and I hope he will enjoy it as much as I dif

Great to teach kids how to read

good

prompt delivery good art work

J'apprends mon fils de 5 ans à lire avec les livres de Dick and Jane car j'ai appris à lire avec cette série de livres quand j'étais à l'école maternelle aux États-Unis. Ces livres focalisent sur la répétition des mots pas phonétiques ("sight words") avec des mots phonétiques. Exemple tiré de Dick and Jane Go, Go, Go: "The blue boat can go. The yellow boat can go. My little, red car can go. Look, look. See my red car go." Les illustrations et les aventures de Dick and Jane sont très années 1950 donc je pensais que mon fils (fan des super héros) s'ennuierait mais il adore et il acquiert rapidement un bon niveau de lecture. (Je recommande également Alpha-Phonics Primer de Blumenfeld.) C'est une méthode qui marche car les livres de Dick and Jane sont toujours en publication après toutes ces années. Je recommande.

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No cuenta ningún cuento al uso, sencillamente es repetitivo y bastante incomprensible, porque no es muy lógico que se intente hacer ver a los niños la diferencia entre "come" y "go" en este nivel. Estamos hablando de niños que están empezando a leer.

Dick & Jane helped my ASD son to use his good skill for sight reading to learn to read. He was lousy at phonics (even tho we still did them) but great at sight reading, so we went back to the old-school sight readers that I grew up on & he became a very confident reader. Repetitive words might seem dull to mom/dad but it increases reading confidence by familiarity of words. Worked great for us!