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Russian Language. Grade 4. Reusable Notebook
Russian Language. Grade 4. Reusable Notebook
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Authors: Olga Vasilyevna Uzorova, Elena Alekseevna Nefedova
Illustrator: Maria Sergeeva
Editor: Anna Stern
Publisher: Clever Media Group
Series: Reusable Workbooks
Genre: Collections of dictations, summaries, and tests
ISBN: 978-5-91982-373-5
Pages: 16 (Laminated)
Design
Weight: 118 g
Dimensions: 270x212x2 mm
Age 8+
3 key features:
- Practice new topics and reinforce previously covered material
- All exercises align with the school curriculum
- Convenient format: a reusable workbook—write with a whiteboard marker and erase!
This workbook will become an indispensable helper throughout the school year—children can write and erase their answers, allowing you to return to the same material as often as needed: first when introducing new material and then for reinforcement throughout the school year. You will achieve 100% literacy!
What’s inside?
- Phonetic analysis of words
- Sentences
- Word structure
- Parts of speech
- Paired consonants
- Unstressed vowels in word roots, checked by stress
- Silent consonants
- Double consonants
- Spelling of words with Ь
- Ь and Ъ as separating signs
- Case endings of nouns
- Vocabulary words.
In addition to educational games, this workbook includes coloring pages, self-assessment exercises for children, and much more.
Another advantage of the workbook is that it’s reusable! Each page has a special coating that allows you to write on it with a whiteboard marker and then erase all marks. Exercises can be combined and completed together with your child or assigned for independent work.
Parenting tips
- Make sure your child does not get bored during lessons. Interest is the most powerful motivator in learning, allowing children to enjoy intellectual activities.
- The development of abilities depends directly on time and regular practice. It is better to study a little at a time, but consistently.
- Do not worry excessively about insufficient progress or slow advancement: when children are expected to achieve outstanding results, they really do start to show them, even if they were previously considered not very capable.
- Moderation is key when working with your child. Do not overload them.
- Avoid disapproving comments; offer words of encouragement and praise more often.
What skills are developed?
- Memory
- Attention
- Writing skills
- Quick thinking
- Logical thinking
About the authors
Olga Vasilyevna Uzorova is a teacher and author of educational materials for primary school. She was born in Moscow. She graduated from a pedagogical university and worked as a primary school teacher at a gymnasium. The didactic materials she developed formed the basis of various educational books. Together with educator Elena Nefedova, she has published more than 300 educational materials for primary school, including Russian language, mathematics, and books about the world around us. These include workbooks, textbooks, and tests. These materials will help children learn to read and calculate quickly in primary school.
