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I Can Read!: 100 Tips for Beginning Readers
Discover one hundred fun activities and tips to help children become enthusiastic readers, in this brand-new guide from I Can Read! These tips cover the essentials of learning to read—from making the connection between letters and sounds to understanding key plot points. Specifically designed to engage children and reinforce the Common Core Standards for Reading, I Can 100 Tips for Beginning Readers shows how to make reading a positive, joyful experience for parents, teachers, and children. Widely recognized as the premier line of beginning readers, I Can Read! books are organized into color-coded levels. With hundreds of titles featuring award-winning authors and illustrators and beloved character friends such as Pete the Cat, Fancy Nancy, Amelia Bedelia, Biscuit, Splat the Cat, the Berenstain Bears, Little Critter, Superman, Frog and Toad, and more, you're sure to find books at every stage and level to engage and excite your child.
- GenresChildrens
18 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 30, 2013
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February 19, 2020
The 100 tips here are very helpful and creative.
November 7, 2019
In this book are fun activities and tips to help kiddos become readers who will enjoy reading. I picked to that are important to me and I hope important to you and yours.
Tip 40. Play "I spy with my little eye" using letters. This can be done by reading books together and in daily life by looking at store signs and cereal boxes.
Tip 60. Encourage your kiddo to predict the end of the story. We're they right?
The illustrations in this book are all characters in books they have read or could read.
Tip 40. Play "I spy with my little eye" using letters. This can be done by reading books together and in daily life by looking at store signs and cereal boxes.
Tip 60. Encourage your kiddo to predict the end of the story. We're they right?
The illustrations in this book are all characters in books they have read or could read.
May 5, 2019
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Lots of helpful hints... But what about when your child prefers to make up their own story, completely bypassing the book you're trying to read with them? Some of these tips promote that... Only then, the child isn't even trying to read!
Lots of helpful hints... But what about when your child prefers to make up their own story, completely bypassing the book you're trying to read with them? Some of these tips promote that... Only then, the child isn't even trying to read!
June 16, 2021
Fairly self-evident tips, but still a handy list to refer to if you are running out of ideas.
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