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| 1.Young Cam Jansen and the Lost Tooth (Easy-to-Read,Viking) by: David A. Adler May 01, 1997 |
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| Young Cam Jansen is a great series for young kids learning to read. Very fun with creative content anyone can appreciate. No worries about questionable content for your young reader. My kindergartener loves them. |
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| 2.Horrible Harry and the Mud Gremlins (Viking Easy-to-Read) (Viking Easy-to-Read) by: Suzy Kline March 24, 2003 |
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| Great book and series of books for the younger reader in the family. Also a great way to get that younger person interested in reading. |
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| 3.The Princess and the Pea (Easy-to-Read,Viking) by: Harriet Ziefert July 01, 1996 |
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| I received this quickly and in better condition than the seller had desribed. I was very pleased! |
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| 4.The Gingerbread Boy: Level 2 (Easy-to-Read,Viking) by: Harriet Ziefert September 01, 1995 |
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| "The Gingerbread Boy" is a Level 2 book. This means that there are "[m]ore words and longer sentences for children just beginning to read on their own". And unlike some other beginning readers, this one actually seems to be at the appropriate level for a new reader.
The words and sentence structure are simple and the pictures provide plenty of clues as to what is going on. The hardest words in this book are: woman, children, farmer and heavy. Because of the repetition however children get used to these ... Read More: |
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| 5.The Pizza That We Made (Viking Easy-to-Read) by: Joan Holub September 10, 2001 |
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| This book is easily used with school-age beginner English Language Learners (ELLs). The verbs can be taught using Total Physical Response. The nouns with a cooking experience. After making a pizza, ELLs can use the book as a resource in retelling and writing about the experience. It is an excellent choice for teachers with beginner ELLs in their classroom. |
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| 6.The Cow in the House (Easy-to-Read,Viking) by: Harriet Ziefert, Emily Bolam September 01, 1997 |
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| "Cow" is a cute story that is great for early readers with repetition that is fun to read. My kids liked it! |
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| 7.When Tiny Was Tiny (Easy-to-Read,Viking) by: Cari Meister September 01, 1999 |
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| Great book! A must have for your kiddos. The illustrations are just fantastic. Get all the TINY books! |
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| 8.Tiny the Snow Dog (Viking Easy-to-Read) by: Cari Meister September 10, 2001 |
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| Tiny the dog is anything but tiny. In fact, he's huge. One snowy day, Tiny and his owner decide to play outside. They go sledding, have a snowball fight, and Tiny even plays hide-and-seek with his beloved owner. Then, when the cold has chilled their bones, the two friends head inside for a nice mug of warm cocoa.
Following in the footsteps of CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG, yet with less content, and more illustrations, TINY THE SNOW DOG is an adorable new book that is sure to please young readers, and help them ... Read More: |
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| 9.Little Red Riding Hood (Easy-to-Read,Viking) by: Harriet Ziefert February 01, 2000 |
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| This was easy for my four-year-old to read because she knows the story and it was easy for her to anticipate what the wolf was going to say and what Little Red Riding Hood was going to say. She likes the repetition and the familiarity; however, the ending left a lot to be desired. She was like, "Well, if you're not supposed to talk to strangers, then what about the woodcutter? Did she know him from before, or is he a stranger, too?" Then she asked me a million questions about why the grandmother wasn't covered with ... Read More: |
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| 10.Tiny's Bath (Easy-to-Read,Viking) by: Cari Meister February 01, 1999 |
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| A giant dog named Tiny washes away an afternoon of fun and mud in Tiny's Bath. This level 1 Easy-to-Read book is filled with brightly colored illustrations that capture the playful relationship between a boy and his dog while clearly emphasizing Tiny's enormous size. Although the sentences are occasionally awkward, they rarely contain more than five words and use sight words that are familiar to transitional readers. In addition, some sentences use a repetitive structure to make reading easier and to build confidence. ... Read More: |
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