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Tae Kwon Do! (Step into Reading)

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i just receieved this book for my 4 1/2 year old daughter.It was great very few words per page with excellent illistrations making it easy for a child just learning to read!I would recommend this book for any child learning to read but especially for children who are in or have family/friends in martial arts!

I gave this book out to the children at my son's 4th birthday at a Karate studio. They all loved it. It has catchy rhymes and it is a beginning reading book. The pictures are adorable and perfect for girls and boys.

We bought this book as a gift for the daughter of our TaeKwondo instructor. She is 3 and learning to read and this was such a delightful book for a young child to read. The typical TaeKwondo class is shown in the text and pictures are fun and accurate. A great book for any child in or thinking about learning TaeKwondo

My son is 4years old and in TKD. His trainers strive to keep kids smiling and nice to each other. My Son did great in his TKD but had to go on vacation for 3 months. When he came back he was not motivated and didn't want to do anything his teachers asked. I seeked a few books in hope to bring back the spark that was there in the begining. This book is simple enough for young readers and the happy faces remind my young reader that TKD is fun. Now he's back to enjoying his TKD!

Great book for exposing your kid to what tae kwon do will be like. We read this before our first class and though it's not completely accurate (no board breaking) it definitely helped her understand what would happen!

I teach Taekwondo and just started a toddler class. One of my four-year-olds shared this book with me, and I fell in love with it. All of the kids in the class wanted to read it. When I took it to the adult, advanced class, they fell in love with it too. It's a very cute book, very simple, but it gets the idea across. I had to buy a copy for the dojang.

MY THREE YEAR OLD SON LOVES THIS BOOK. MY WIFE AND I BOUGHT THE SOFT COVER EDITION, BUT LOST IT. MY SON KEPT ASKING FOR HIS TAEKWONDO BOOK EACH NIGHT. WE THEN ORDERED THE HARD COVER EDITION. HE LOVES THIS BOOK SO MUCH, HE HAS IT MEMORIZED AFTER A FEW DAYS. TI'S A GOOD BEGINNER READER BOOK WITH COLORFUL PICTURES. IT ALSO COINCIDES WITH WHAT HE IS CURRENTLY DOING IN HIS TAEKWONDO CLASS. I WISH THEY HAD MORE VARIATIONS OF THIS BOOK, WE WOULD DEFINETLY BUY THEM ALL.

I recently got this book to read with my nephew (recently turned 6) who has been taking Tae Kwon Do for the past few months. The reading difficulty level was a little bit on the basic side for him, but that was appropriate for the advertised difficulty of the book, since we typically go with stage 2 books from this series for him now.

The drawings are very cute and the overall depiction of a Tae Kwon Do class is about as accurate as you could hope for when the author has to write to as basic a level as this book is intended to be. Considering the age range of the audience and the kids in the pictures, one thing I would have liked to see is at least one or two kids in the class being in the white or yellow belts.

Still, it was a nice book. I had my nephew read it to me, and then he started asking me to read it to him, and wandered off to get his grandmother to read it to him as well. I'd say it was a hit and it seemed to me as if most little kids with any interest at all in martial arts would enjoy it.

This book is a ready to read book which is for preschool to kindergarten children. The books have picture clues, rhyming text and easy word in big type. A brother and sister go to their Tae Kwon Do class. The class is filled with multi-cultural children and show them doing kicks, chops, falling and floping.

The book is well illustrated by Todd Bonita. I like how he illustrated children from all different races. A very cute book for a child who loves Tae Kwon Do and is a beginner reader.

I thought this book would be a good one for my 5 year old reluctant reader however the text was very low level and not engaging. I would pass if I were you.