Make Reading Fun and meaningful
Fun and Easy Readers
Decodable, Sight Word Beginner and Emergent Readers
Beginning books will help your learners master one-to-one correspondence with a simple text.
Bilingual resources to enhance reading skills.
Nonfiction themes to inspire young learners.
A changing word order will help learners focus on reading the words instead of memorizing patterns.
The fun drawings and relatable story lines will help learners stay engaged as they learn to read.
Each set of books adds new decodable words and new high-frequency words in an expanding, step-by-step approach.
As your beginner reader gains confidence more text is slowly added for more complex sentences.
You can find these little book sets either at my TPT store as a printable resource, or on Amazon as a published paperback book.
Writing Units
Your students can practice reading and manipulating sentences orally with word cards.
Next, students can practice writing sentences with handwriting and spelling pages.
Start your writing unit with informational books and colorful charts to help your students learn new vocabulary, new concepts and new sentence structures.
Finally, your students will be able to write a final paragraph with the support of a paragraph writing guide.
Your students will be ready for more independent writing practice with a drawing and sentence writing guide.
Display or publish their work with an art project and a final copy.
Informational Writing Units for Beginner and Emergent Writers
Spanish Beginner Readers
Spanish beginner books with letter and syllable cards
These Spanish book sets come with fun letter cards that will help your students learn and remember letter sounds.
Includes instructions on how to help your students blend the letter sounds into syllables and words.
Set 1 books supports blending the letters together to form syllables and easy words.
Sets one through six are available at my TPT store.
Each new book adds new letters, new syllables and new sight words as the text increases in sentence length and complexity.
Emergent sets come with syllable cards to help your students learn the syllables and then learn to blend the syllables to form words.
USE this resource! This resource was absolutely amazing and the differentiated pages really made it easier for me to prepare materials for my ESL students. Absolutely wonderful.
Alexis S.
My reading intervention group loves these little books. They are basically non-readers but they are able to successfully and independently read these books the first time. I appreciate the syllable and word cards that are included. I also love the cute drawings! I'm looking forward to more sets.
Cecille P.
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I use these books with my 4 year old daughter, who is learning how to read. She had a lot fun reading these books and coloring them. The books were simple enough for her to decode the words and practice reading new sight words, but also had an entertaining storyline! She has been reading these on her own and likes to make up her own stories with the characters from the book! We are looking forward to reading more of these books.
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Monica K.
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I used this resource with a student experiencing a lot of difficulty with the learning to read process. I used it mainly to reinforce sight words. I also used it with a small kindergarten group to teach one to one correspondence. It was an excellent resource for both situations.
Lynn M.