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More Sight Word Stories : 57 Reproducible Books for Beginning ReadersIn association with Amazon.com List Price: $15.99 Amazon.com's Price: $12.79 You Save: $3.20 (20%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 372 EAN: 9781564179692 ISBN: 1564179699 Label: Frank Schaffer Manufacturer: Frank Schaffer Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 136 Publication Date: May 28, 2001 Publisher: Frank Schaffer Studio: Frank Schaffer Related Items:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Invite your emergent readers to create their own library books! More Sight-Word Stories provides you with 57 original reproducible books that you and your children can easily color and assemble. Create a wonderful library of books for your own beginning reading library! With the use of predictable text, controlled vocabulary, and word repetition, your beginning readers will sail through the basic sight words vital to any reading program. Throughout this fun, hands-on approach to reading, additional words are introduced to enhance readability, as well as rhyming words and consonant substitution, helping children use phonics to help them unlock new words. It's easy! Put together each book using the easy to assemble directions, and children color the pages to make the books their own. Average Rating:
 Rating: - Great way to get started reading!I have used this book for over eight years in teaching ESL students. The simple language and repetition is just what many of my students need, especially those with little or no English. The books are fun for the students and very worthwhile in teaching the basic sight words. Because they are short (8 pages each, made front & back on one piece of paper), the children can easily see their progress. Because words are constantly used again in new stories, they don't have a chance to forget them. ... Read More Rating: - Learn to Read Fast!This book is great! I'm on-line to buy a second copy because I wore my first one out. I love this book because it has simple, simple books that get kids reading right away. The book continues to get harder, but I've never taken a student all the way through because once they get about half-way they are able to read "real" books. I also love it because you can copy the books and send them home with students to practice. I used this when I taught kindergarten. I used it with my son and nephew. ... Read More 
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