Developing the Skill of Fluent Reading

The goal of the book is to make a true reader out of the student, who reads fluently, understands what is read, and constantly improves the reading skill.  

The developmental manual will help younger schoolchildren automate the skill of fluent reading, increase their level of attention, expand their vocabulary, and learn a lot of interesting and useful information about flora and fauna.  
At the heart of the book by E. N. Emelyanova, a practicing educator-neuropsychologist from the A. R. Luria Center for Child Neuropsychology, a recognized specialist in this field and author of many popular developmental manuals, is a neuropsychological approach that promotes fast and effective reading instruction. 
The developmental tasks are structured so that each exercise advances the young reader one step forward. 

The book is divided into 6 major thematic chapters: "Fruits, Vegetables, and Berries," "Flowers," "Birds," "Insects," "Wild Animals," "Fish," with 14 diverse tasks for practicing fluent reading skills in each chapter.  

At the end of the chapters, there are answers for self-checking. 
Automating the reading skill will be an invaluable contribution to the child's education and will allow them to realize the talents inherent in them.