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Kip is a little hamster who can do lots of actions. You will laugh when you see what happens when Kip slips on a banana peel. This very amusing beginning reader book is filled with short "i" words so it is easy for students to feel successful. This book makes learning to read fun.

Sam and the Frog is a 30 page beginning reader book for preschoolers. Sam and the Frog are in a competition to see who can outdo the other. Who can hop, eat, swim, smile, or wave the best? Why does the frog think Sam won? Students will laugh at the comical cartoon drawings. Sam and the Frog is an...

This is the 102 page users manual for the letters A to L to accompany the First Phonics curriculum study. The First Phonics set of videos and lessons ensures that a child's first experiences with reading are fun and successful. Each student is given a Learning Pocket which teaches skills the student...

This is the 102 page users manual for the letters M to Z to accompany the First Phonics curriculum study. The First Phonics set of videos and lessons ensures that a child's first experiences with reading are fun and successful. Each student is given a Learning Pocket which teaches skills the student...

Why does Matt, the cat sit on Pat? See what happens when he chases the rat. This 24 page beginning reader book uses "at" words throughout so students can easily sound out the words. The silliness of the book makes it entertaining and interesting. This is the fun way to learn to read.

Have you ever seen a laughing calf, cows taking a bow, sneezing bees or chimps with a limp? Why should reading be boring when you can laugh and have fun as you learn? You can count on me is a beginning reader book to help students learn number words and rhyming words. There are counting games and...

Dot is a mischievous little fox who likes to try things even if she can't do them. Dot will try anything. Bob the raccoon is the victim of some of Dot's attempts. This is a beginning reader book filled with short "o" words so it is easy for students to feel successful. This amusing 30 page picture book makes learning to read fun.

When the three little kittens got bells, they hung them around their necks. Big, red hen hates the bells. She wants to throw their bells down the well. When she tries to do just that, everything goes wrong. This amusing beginning reader book is filled with short "e" words so it is easy for...

Why does the story teller get so confused about what he has seen? The reader will laugh when they learn who is telling the story--a cute and friendly alien. When he uses his laser gun to draw a light show in the sky, the student will thrill at the amusing neon animals. This 48 page beginning reader...

Read about what bees can and cannot do. Can bees walk? Can bees talk? Should you give a bee a kiss? What happens when the red headed boy likes the girl bee? This is a beginning reader book. The singsong rhyming verses help students feel successful. This 24 page colorful picture book makes learning to read fun.

The reader will laugh at the bird's attempt to get Tom to wake up. There are only three basic words throughout the 26 page book making it easy for beginning readers to feel successful. The colorful pictures make the story interesting. This is the way reading should be taught--with fun and humor. There is a learning game included.

Kayla finds herself in some funny situations; like when the bird pops her balloon, or when she sits on the balloon. Her puppy loves to untie her shoes. We Are Opposites You And Me is a 46 page beginning reader book about opposites. This is the way learning should be done--a fun way to learn to read. There is a puzzle in the back of the book for you and your child to work together.

Sing your way through difficult times of the day and watch your job get easier! Young children in school go through many transitions throughout the day. What can make ten children settle down, clean up, and move from room to room without protest? Even if you're uncomfortable singing...

When young children are engaged in imaginative play, they are not just having fun; they are developing skills and concepts that are foundational to their learning. Teachers can get the most out of this critical development time with thoughtful preparations that allow the children to freely explore...