Big problem with reddit's base premise is a lot of people don't go to subs and just flick through their own home page, upvoting what they like and not even noticing the sub.
This is unintentionally going to hurt your child in the long run. Rewarding kids for reading books has shown to discourage reading in their adult years, when they wouldnāt get overt rewards for reading. Same thing goes for exercise, going to bed on time, etc
No, he is referring to the fact that the books have chapters, and the book has at least 160 pages. The sentence was pretty easy to read and understand.
Chapter books are stories made for immediate readers (usually ages 7-10) that consist of mostly prose. They can consist of a few illustrations. Chapter books mostly get their name from their short chapters, which makes ready more digestible for younger independent readers.
Which sentence is supposed to be this fresh sequence of words never seen before?
Your jus to smark fur this suhb
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Got the kid reading 10 books a month, so definitely effective.
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This is a bad post for this sub bro.
What kind of bots are upvoting this post? It clearly doesn't fit the sub
Big problem with reddit's base premise is a lot of people don't go to subs and just flick through their own home page, upvoting what they like and not even noticing the sub.
I've literally seen this same post like twenty times in the past year.
This is unintentionally going to hurt your child in the long run. Rewarding kids for reading books has shown to discourage reading in their adult years, when they wouldnāt get overt rewards for reading. Same thing goes for exercise, going to bed on time, etc
What sort of book features chapters 160 pages long?
160 total pages
So a single-chapter book? The original statement is, at best, poorly written and ambiguous.
No, he is referring to the fact that the books have chapters, and the book has at least 160 pages. The sentence was pretty easy to read and understand.
Only ambiguous to someone so pedantic they can't function
[shallow *AND* pedantic ](https://youtu.be/yetwdpsiM8Q?si=HXVZTlUIazcV9npQ)
'chapter books' are books with chapters, no ambiguity.
Chapter books are stories made for immediate readers (usually ages 7-10) that consist of mostly prose. They can consist of a few illustrations. Chapter books mostly get their name from their short chapters, which makes ready more digestible for younger independent readers.
Chapter books are for 7-10 year olds? Iāve definitely seen books for teens and adults that have chapters.
Yeah man. Lots of books have chapters. Thanks. A āchapter bookā is designated for kids. Google it.
Huh, Iāve never heard of this. I assumed you just meant āa book that has chaptersā.
Nah. Your reading level is just lower than this guys kids. You should maybe move back to chapter books.