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| 1.My Robot (Green Light Readers Level 2) by: Eve Bunting March 01, 2006 |
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| Dagmar Fehlau illustrates this new 'Green Light Reader' for Level 2 readers. Fun activities accent the equally fun story of a robot who has all kinds of adventures. Short sentences, simple dialogue and many attractive color drawings create an inviting chapter book kids can really enjoy.
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| 2.Big Pig and Little Pig (Green Light Readers Level 1) by: David McPhail July 01, 2003 |
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| I think this will be a very satisfying book for my daughter. She loves pigs and her older sister can read it now. |
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| 3.Rick Is Sick (Green Light Readers Level 1) by: David McPhail April 01, 2004 |
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| This beginning reader's book is enlivened by author/illustrator David McPhail's sense of humor and what look like watercolor pictures. McPhail's soft circular illustrations recall the Beatrix Potter books, as do the two animals at the center of the story. Jack, a jackrabbit, goes to Rick the bear's tree to play, but Rick is sick. Jack wants to help, but when he gives Rick something warm to drink it's too hot, and when he brings him a bag of ice to cool down, Rick is too cold. In a slightly confusing ... Read More: |
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| 4.Daniel's Mystery Egg (Green Light Readers Level 2) by: Alma Flor Ada July 01, 2003 |
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| This is a cute beginning to read book with a story that isn't choppy but refreshingly flows like a real story should. |
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| 5.Big Brown Bear (Green Light Readers Level 1) by: David McPhail July 01, 2003 |
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| I bought this book based on the reviews and I'm so glad I did! My 4y/o enjoys reading this book to himself or to me and likes the part where the brown bear turns blue the best. Another review mentioned an easy read for children with some experience. I concur. But even if your child isn't reading on his/her own yet, it's still a cute story to read aloud. |
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| 6.Sam and the Bag (Green Light Readers Level 1) by: Alison Jeffries August 01, 2004 |
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| I bought this book based on the reviews and I'm so glad I did! My 4y/o enjoys reading this book to himself or to me and likes the part where the brown bear turns blue the best. Another review mentioned an easy read for children with some experience. I concur. But even if your child isn't reading on his/her own yet, it's still a cute story to read aloud. |
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| 7.Catch Me If You Can! (Green Light Readers Level 2) by: Bernard Most July 01, 2003 |
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| One of the most important aspects to this new series of books, is that the texts are consistent with the type of book used in the Reading Recovery program. Previously, if you wanted supplemental books for your child that were predictable, had rhyming or repetitive text and real picture cues, you had to wade through the lists made available, title by title. There are hundreds of books that fit this description, but it takes hours to search for individual books. Green Light Readers promises to publish ... Read More: |
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| 8.Rip's Secret Spot (Green Light Readers Level 1) by: Kristi T. Butler July 01, 2003 |
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| Rip's Secret Spot is a welcome addition to a great series of beginning readers. The words are appropriate and repetitive without being boring, and the story is simple, but well received by young readers. I use many titles from Green Light Readers as extra reading practice for students just past simple phonics readers and have found them to be beautifully illustrated, attractive, and satisfying for this group. |
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| 9.Where Do Frogs Come From? (Green Light Readers Level 2) by: Alex Vern July 01, 2003 |
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| I teach first grade and have used this book for several of my reading groups. Since many schools in California are required to teach reading and math most the day now, it's great to have the opportunity to bring in a little science. Excellent pictures, simple text, complex concepts... My students loved it!
Most young children would enjoy reading this book at home as well. |
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| 10.Try Your Best (Green Light Readers Level 2) by: Robert McKissack April 01, 2004 |
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| I teach first grade and have used this book for several of my reading groups. Since many schools in California are required to teach reading and math most the day now, it's great to have the opportunity to bring in a little science. Excellent pictures, simple text, complex concepts... My students loved it!
Most young children would enjoy reading this book at home as well. |
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