A Funny Dolch Word Book #1 : Stories, Poems, Word Search Puzzles

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Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780965885355
ISBN: 0965885356
Label: Learning Abilities Books
Manufacturer: Learning Abilities Books
Number Of Pages: 24
Publication Date: February 02, 2001
Publisher: Learning Abilities Books
Reading Level: Ages 4-8
Studio: Learning Abilities Books

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Rating: - fun with sight words
This saddle stitched paperback book has funny short stories and poems. It has all of the pre-primer through first grade Dolch sight words. I think there are only 44 of these words on the entire lists. Maybe it is 43, but it isn't many. You can't say much with so few words. There are clever plays on words such as "I saw a fly fly by" and "we can play with a can." This can help readers think in terms of action words and names of things. There are references to earlier sections near the end of the book ... Read More

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Rating: - Dissapointing
I was disappointed with this book. It does contain many dolch words. However, the stories are dull and tedious. In addition, the book is flimsy - it is "bound" with staples.

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Rating: - independent reading
These inexpensive little books are great in helping develop independent reading skills. Like the last reviewer.... The newest one, Albert the apple eating appaloosa, has short horse stories which we love. It is funny too. The author's website, Learning Abilities Books, has excerpts from the books. Almost all of the words in the books are Dolch sight words. So they get to practice, practice, practice while enjoying the stories, poems, and fables. They don't feel like they are practicing. Mine really hate ... Read More

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Rating: - get all four Dolch books by Lee
My daughter loves all four of the Dolch books by Betsy lee.
The first 3 books have A Funny Dolch Word Book in the title.
Her favorite (and my favorite) is ALbert the Apple Eating Appaloosa. We love horses and this is a really cool book.
She can read it now without any help. She is really reading the words, not guessing at pictures or saying the pages from memory.
She started with book one. That is the best place to start.
Then you should use book 2 then 3 then you are ready for ... Read More

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