Reading Success for Minecrafters: Grades 1-2 (Reading for Minecrafters) Paperback – Illustrated, October 24, 2017

I bought this workbook for my nephew that loves Minecraft. I love how the workbook breaks it down for his grade level.

These workbooks have helped my kids so much with homeschool lessons. It’s greatly improved their focus since Minecraft interests them.

We have been struggling to get my son to engage with reading and this has really helped because he loves Minecraft. This is well-crafted and my son has had a sense of pride working through the book.

My kid was a bit on the precosous side, learning to read before he entered kindergarten. Wanting to find him something that would help him grow but still be fun, we landed on using this workbook. This workbook is pretty ingenious for theming itself around something so many kids love. The first section, which focuses on vowels and word identification, is a bit boring and I'm not sure is particularly effective at teaching the kids anything. The next section where more reading is involved is much better. The book is meant for first and kindergarteners.

Grandson is 5 and this is perfect for him

Grandson is more interested in learning because he is interested in the content. Win-win

Awesome for kids who won't talk about anything else. Also got the Reading Success for grades 3-4 book, which is interesting to see what he WILL be learning and it also has more fantasy stories in it, and can build vocab. The grades 1-2 has a little too much explanatory text i.e. what is a creeper etc. Most kids who are obsessed know most of the facts, but that's OK, it makes the "text comprehension" questions on an easier level for those who struggle - and there has definitely been a fact or two he has learned (and we are only part way through. I prefer the reading success books to the math books...but probably because my son needs more help with reading. I'm sure the math ones good for kids who need catching up with math...ALL awesome tho. Thanks for producing these!

I got this for my seven year old to practice over summer break. Reading isn't his favorite thing in the world, but every time we did this workbook, he not only did the page, but wanted to tell me all the minecraft concepts that the workbook reminded him of. So he was learning and we had some good conversations about minecraft. I also got dinosaur stickers so when he finished a page, he could add a sticker to it for finishing.