Download First Little Readers Parent Pack Guided Reading Level A 25 Irresistible Books That Are Just the Right Level for Beginning Readers Deborah Schecter 9780545231497 Books
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Jumpstart reading success with this big collection of motivating storybooks correlated with Guided Reading Level A. Most pages of these full-color storybooks feature just one line of simple, repetitive text to help children learn to read with ease and confidence. Includes a tip-filled parent guide. A great value!
Includes these 25 titles
1. Hello, Beach
2. What Can I See?
3. Cold Rose
4. Birthday Surprise
5. Fun with Mud
6. I Like School!
7. What is for Supper?
8. Fun at the Playground
9. Look What I Found!
10. What Shines?
11. Bubbles
12. What Do I Need?
13. Where is Petey?
14. HIDE AND SEEK
15. HATS, HATS, HATS
16. SHAPES FOR LUNCH
17. WINTER IS HERE
18. WHAT IS READ
19. I LIKE STRIPES
20. WHEN NIGHT COMES
21. SWEET TREAT
22. I CAN DRAW!
23. ALMOST SPRING
24. HURRY UP! HURRY UP!
25. CLASS PETS For use with Grades PreK-2.
Includes these 25 titles
1. Hello, Beach
2. What Can I See?
3. Cold Rose
4. Birthday Surprise
5. Fun with Mud
6. I Like School!
7. What is for Supper?
8. Fun at the Playground
9. Look What I Found!
10. What Shines?
11. Bubbles
12. What Do I Need?
13. Where is Petey?
14. HIDE AND SEEK
15. HATS, HATS, HATS
16. SHAPES FOR LUNCH
17. WINTER IS HERE
18. WHAT IS READ
19. I LIKE STRIPES
20. WHEN NIGHT COMES
21. SWEET TREAT
22. I CAN DRAW!
23. ALMOST SPRING
24. HURRY UP! HURRY UP!
25. CLASS PETS For use with Grades PreK-2.
Download First Little Readers Parent Pack Guided Reading Level A 25 Irresistible Books That Are Just the Right Level for Beginning Readers Deborah Schecter 9780545231497 Books
"This is a nice set for the price. It is very beginner, the books do not progress in level, one book is just as easy as the next and the 7 pages in the books are very very repetitive. If your child is at the point were they are learning to point at a word to read and you are looking for a sight word(dolch) readers set. These are the books for you.
These books do not build on one another like leveled readers do. Each book adresses a sight word or two and are independent of the other books in the set.
an example:(that is the words for the entire 7 pages in the book.
Hello, sun.
Hello, Sand.
Hello, shell.
Hello, Crab.
Hello, gull.
Hello, sail.
Well, Hello, whale!
another example:
I add the banana.
I add the ice cream.
I add the chocolate.
I add the whipped cream.
I add the nuts.
I add the cherries.
We share dessert!
I would prefer a beginner reader that switches the words around a little more, so they aren't quit so easy to just remember with out looking at the words in the sentence.
But young children will find these rewarding to read until they become more confident readers."
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First Little Readers Parent Pack Guided Reading Level A 25 Irresistible Books That Are Just the Right Level for Beginning Readers Deborah Schecter 9780545231497 Books Reviews :
First Little Readers Parent Pack Guided Reading Level A 25 Irresistible Books That Are Just the Right Level for Beginning Readers Deborah Schecter 9780545231497 Books Reviews
- This product is neatly packaged and a good price. I'm a licensed teacher who purchased these to teach son how to read. These books include high frequency words, but not enough words to decode. For instance in the book Bubbles the author wrote the following "Bubbles in my drink." Instead she should have written "Bubbles in my cup." It would have had the same meaning and would fit with the picture. This change would give an emergent reader the opportunity to practice decoding. CVC (consonant -vowel -consonant) words are a good starting place. I saw this over and over within all of the books. They really aren't good for beginning readers, but are fine for a little later on. After purchasing these and being a bit disappointed I searched and found some better options. I really LOVE Lakeshores Sight Word Readers! They have a fiction and non-fiction set. My son conquered these quickly, and it really helped his esteem as a beginning reader. My list of alternatives that are great for first time readers
1. Lakeshore Fiction Sight Word Readers
2. Lakeshore Non-Fiction Sight Word Readers
3. Starfall Set
4. Bob Books Sets (There are several of these on .) - This set consists of 25 tiny, very short books. Each book has 7 pages, plus a title page. The books have pictures on each page which help illustrate what the child is reading (although sometimes they are a little too helpful, as there are instances that my daughter will look to the pictures rather than sounding out tougher words). The books are on the flimsy side, made of paper with a single string binding each one. For beginning readers, they are really helpful for practicing sight words and sounding out simple vocabulary. They don't keep my daughter's attention as well as larger books for beginners that have more vibrant illustrations and more of an actual story behind them, but they do hold her interest better than simple flash cards for practicing sight words. Having a variety of books to choose from is also nice. In some books, the first two or three words of a sentence will repeat for several pages, which can make it easier for the reader. This also seems to build some confidence, so I didn't mind it too much. Overall, we have found them to be quite helpful as she learns to read.
- To my great surprise, soon after my son turned four he was suddenly reading. It started with R-E-D and then he was off! We grabbed these and the easier choices (What is Red?, What Do I Need?, Hurry Up! Hurry Up!) really helped him feel like he was reading when he was mostly using repetition and matching the first letter of a word with the picture to "read". Since then, he's moved on to consistently sounding out words. I don't think these have a lot of longevity, but I do not at all regret the purchase. They held up great despite reviewers claims that they were flimsy, even when my 16 month old toddler played with them.
I highly recommend these, and after you build some confidence, the "I Like to Read" series is a great next step. We found quite a few at our local library "See Me Dig", "See Me Run", and "Car Goes Far" were particular favorites. - 25 books, each has about 5 pages. I do wish they had a couple of more, but it is not a complaint.
My daughter can read, but doesn't want to try because she doesn't think she can do it. I ordered these hoping they would help her realize that she can! has!
So I ordered these, which were very reasonably priced and they were delivered in 2 days as stated.
We immediately opened them up and my little one read each and every word!
I absolutely loved seeing that big smile of "I did it!"
And for the last few nights we have read a few of them right before bedtime.
I would recommend this set for sure, but I would advise that these are for beginners... early beginners who are just learning to bring letters together.
Thumbs up all around on this one! - If you've got a beginning reader having difficulty, these might be for you. I thought the stories were so short with so few words that they would be seen as boring. However, the child in question sees them very differently. She is thrilled because she can read them. This is a useful set for reading practice.
- This is a nice set for the price. It is very beginner, the books do not progress in level, one book is just as easy as the next and the 7 pages in the books are very very repetitive. If your child is at the point were they are learning to point at a word to read and you are looking for a sight word(dolch) readers set. These are the books for you.
These books do not build on one another like leveled readers do. Each book adresses a sight word or two and are independent of the other books in the set.
an example(that is the words for the entire 7 pages in the book.
Hello, sun.
Hello, Sand.
Hello, shell.
Hello, Crab.
Hello, gull.
Hello, sail.
Well, Hello, whale!
another example
I add the banana.
I add the ice cream.
I add the chocolate.
I add the whipped cream.
I add the nuts.
I add the cherries.
We share dessert!
I would prefer a beginner reader that switches the words around a little more, so they aren't quit so easy to just remember with out looking at the words in the sentence.
But young children will find these rewarding to read until they become more confident readers. - Bought these for 3yr old toddler learning to read. Very nice repetition of words in each story, nice simple drawings for reading clues, cute stories that engage interest at this level, included are good tips for parents to teach kids. Why 4 stars, because they are very flimsy, very thin pages, way too easy for toddler (targeted age group)to rip before you can rescue book. These go on the out of reach shelf unless we are reading together, which is kind of a shame really because one of his favorite things to do is sit and thumb through his books picking out words he knows telling himself the jist of the stories. Also, I know kids books are expensive in general, but the quality of the books ( not the content)could have been better for the price.
