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Magic Letters: The Keys to the World of Words (Catch the Reading Bug) - Hardcover

Julie Rebboah

 
9780981782683: Magic Letters: The Keys to the World of Words (Catch the Reading Bug)

Synopsis

Can you remember what it is like to look at a page and see nothing bug strange shapes? That's exactly what most young children see. Discover the amazing alphabet with Magic Letters! On this reading adventure, children will make a connection between letters and sounds. Predictable stories promote participation, sight word knowledge and give children the keys to the mysterious world of words. This books is perfect to share with your favorite beginning reader!

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About the Author

Julie Rebboah has years of experience with young readers. She has been a professional educator since 1998 and has taught at an award-winning California school. In addition to classroom teaching, she has been an Early Reading Intervention instructor, an English language development teacher, and a private reading tutor.

From the Back Cover

Discover the amazing alphabet with Magic Letters! On this reading adventure, children will make a connection between letters and sounds. Predictable stories promote participation, sight word knowledge and give children the keys to the mysterious world of words. This books is perfect to share with your favorite beginning reader!

Reviews

PreSchool-Grade 1—Intended as teaching tools for beginning readers, these books feature sentences for each letter of the alphabet and stories with rhyming words. Magic Letters uses five words for each letter and loosely connects them with a common theme, as "Beach Bb" with ball, bucket, boat, boardwalk, and beach. The text increases in difficulty to "Zoo Zz" with Zed, zinnia, zeppelin, zucchini, and zebra. Each uncluttered page pairs the featured word with a cartoon illustration in bright colors and in large, easy-to-read text. Magic Words uses similar illustrations to expand the action in the simple sentences of each story. "We Ran" shows Dan and Jan running across a green hill to find Nan. Children of different races are featured in the first book but not in the second. Introductory notes to adults suggest the most effective ways to use the texts; back matter relates the books to kindergarten and first-grade curricula. For schools, these books might be better choices for reading specialists than librarians; public libraries serving homeschoolers may find them useful.—Mary Jean Smith, Southside Elementary School, Lebanon, TN
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