Help kids ages 3 to 5 start reading with simple stories and sight words
Help your little one learn to read thanks to 50 essential sight words. From “up” and “down” to “could” and “it,” these simple and enjoyable illustrated stories help early readers recognize words in sentences and understand their meaning. There’s even a pair of fun activities after every story to further reinforce what they’ve learned!
Get your young reader learning sight words with the science of reading:
25 stories―Sight words are introduced in a slow, progressive manner, with each story increasing slightly in difficulty as they learn to read.
Common sight words―Give your child a solid foundation for reading with top sight words like “many,” “time,” “go,” “out,” “do,” and “know.”
Educational activities―At the end of each story you’ll find two fun reading games where your child can practice identifying the words they’ve just read, reinforcing the learning.
Discover fun preschool and kindergarten learning activities with this top choice in learn-to-read books for kids 3-5.
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Publisher : Callisto Kids
Publication date : May 26, 2020
Edition : Illustrated
Language : English
Print length : 158 pages
ISBN-10 : 1646114302
ISBN-13 : 978-1646114306
Item Weight : 2.31 pounds
Reading age : 4 – 6 years, from customers
Dimensions : 8 x 0.38 x 10 inches
Part of series : Learn to Read
Grade level : Preschool – Kindergarten
Best Sellers Rank: #1,330 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #3 in Reading & Phonics Teaching Materials #7 in Education Workbooks (Books) #18 in Children’s Beginner Readers
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Knoslo –
Would recommend!
I love this and so does my five year old daughter. It is a fun way to learn, and breaks down each word in a repetitive way while keeping it interactive. Also a great way to practice letters and thinking activities. I would recommend this book to anyone with a young child!
MP208 –
Awesome book for beginners!
Really nice quality! Bigger and thicker than anticipated. Good lessons. Excited to watch the kiddo learn from this! Get one!
Verónica Alfaro –
Excellent!
Great book for beginner readers! The stories are simple, fun, and help kids practice sight words in an easy way. My child enjoys reading it every day.
Elizabeth Ambrose –
Sight Words practice in brief easy stories
Short, brightly illustrated stories with activities at the end of each story. Two new words per story, repeated on each page. No grade level indicated which makes it no stigma for kids older who are behind the 5 -6 age target
B Crispin –
Great supplemental resource but includes some unclear fonts
My child really enjoys this workbook. The activities at the end of each section are fun and there’s a lot of different options for those. I like the repetition in the stories, lots of opportunities to practice. My only critique is the font – the “l” is written in an unusual font so my child often thinks it is a backwards “j” which throws him off. Some of the activities include words in different fonts (ex: cursive g) which for the beginning reader is hard to recognize.
jim –
Great Book for Beginner Readers
This is a good book for kids just starting to learn English. The simple stories and activities make it fun and easy for my child to practice sight words. It’s helping build confidence and reading skills step by step. Definitely recommend for early learners!
Timkatmom –
Great Comprehensive Book!
This is a great comprehensive book for a beginner reader. I am a retired teacher and I purchased this for my granddaughter who is pre-K4 but wanting to read. She has it at home or I would’ve taken pictures. The book is progressive and teaches them the sounds of the letters and then put them together with interesting activities for them to do. The book is quite thick and could give hours of lessons that are fun.. She loves the book so I’m talking from a 4 1/2 year-old. This book is awesome!
Unhappy Shopper –
Learning can be playful
Wonderful way to teach site words to young children. It’s a fun addition during bounding times with my grandchildren.
Charity –
The book is of a good quality. Each chapter is building your child’s grounding in literacy. After breakfast on our Wednesdays together she asks me if we can get ‘her book’? We work at her pace, she really enjoys herself. I recommend this book.
Donna –
An amazing book!! I thought there would be no interest. Wrong… on the first introduction he completed 30 pages. Everyday when he comes home he asks where is my book?Such a positive response, loves reading the short story, the sight words and the word puzzles!! This is by far the best book iv seen
Tiana –
Very easy book with so many stories that focus on sight words. After every story there is a little game/quiz that helps to keep it entertain for a 4 years old
MRS L –
This book is really great for toddlers. My 4year old was able to read in just a day. Really worth buying.
Rana –
very simple, easy, and my son enjoys it!