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Once children become fluent with words, they are ready to tackle phrases and sentences. A young reader facing a full page of text can feel quite intimidated. We therefore begin with phrase cards and short sentences to ensure success, followed by common sight words, then into real books! The first books are decodable, based on the child’s knowledge, thereby assuring continued success.
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Fourteen cards of two-word phrases, with sounding circles and blending arrows.
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Twelve pictures, each with three to five word cards that can be strung together to form a sentence about the picture. Provides excellent practicewith reading for meaning and the importance of word order for meaning.
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Fourteen sentences for the child to read and perform. Like charades!
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Twelve pictures with sentence labels to match. Provides vital practice with reading and comprehending sentences.
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Four charming short-vowel decodable readers for beginners.
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Three full color short-vowel reading books with some sight words, about an adorable elf, Pip, and his dog, Tip.
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