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[member-created with abctools] Use to write resolutions with children on first day back to school in the New Year. Bell-shaped shapebook with writing prompts ("My first resolution... My second resolution...")
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This booklet was designed to help students develop reading fluency, and practice decoding words ending in -le within the context of a story.
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"j is for jet." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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Handwriting (primary), letter L, with dotted letters to trace and pictures to color with March theme.
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Are you lucky? St. Patrick's Day theme coloring pages with dotted letter practice and word wall.
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[member-created with abctools] Students can draw and color an egg, jelly beans, etc., and then write words to describe what they have drawn ("I see a BLUE egg looking at me!")
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"p is for pan." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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Eight pages about spring, from "baby animals" to "windy". 1/2 page each. Makes a great introductory booklet.
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"g is for gift." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"My recipe for making a snowman..." Cut out the steps, put them in order, and illustrate them.
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"f is for frog." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"I like the climbing structure." This is a slightly more challenging version.
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"Let's go to the beach." This four-page easy reader booklet is a great way for young readers to read about fun summer beach activities.
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My snowman wears a *HAT* on his head. Words to trace and space to draw pictures to go with this simple "dressing my snowman" story.
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Illustrate the sentences about snow ("I throw snowballs in the winter.")
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"d is for dog." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"If the sun comes out, he sees his shadow."
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Eight different forms of transportation, 1/2 page each. Makes a great introductory booklet.
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"Fish are part of the Animal Kingdom. All fish are alike in some ways." This six-page Easy Reader Booklet provides a good introduction to fish.
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"Fish are part of the Animal Kingdom. All fish are alike in some ways." This six-page Easy Reader Booklet provides a good introduction to fish.
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"Reptiles lay eggs. The eggs have a hard shell." This six-page Easy Reader Booklet provides a good introduction to reptiles.
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"I see a cat. See the cat?" Very simple easy reader booklet.
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"I see a dog." Very easy early reader booklet.
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Ten pages of things that are pink, from candy hearts to roses. A fun coloring booklet for young students learning their colors.
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Eight pages of things that are gray, from elephant to storm clouds. A fun coloring booklet for young students learning their colors.
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Eight pages of things that are grey, from elephant to storm clouds. A fun coloring booklet for young students learning their colors.
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Six pages of things that are white, from clouds to teeth. A fun coloring booklet for young students learning their colors.
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Vocabulary with pictures to color. Cut out pages and bind for fruit-theme vocabulary booklet.
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Cute number booklet to color with text to read.
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"I went on a safari and I saw trees." An early reader booklet with a safari theme.
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Black and white version of our red coloring book.
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"I can wash the dishes." This easy reader booklet introduces young readers to simple "I can..." sentences about chores.
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"I can wash the dishes." This easy reader booklet introduces young readers to simple "I can..." sentences about chores.
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"I can wake up." This easy reader booklet introduces young readers to simple "I can..." sentences about getting ready for school.
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"I can wake up." This easy reader booklet introduces young readers to simple "I can..." sentences about getting ready for school.
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"Look at the dime. The dime is 10 cents." This easy reader booklet introduces young readers to simple sentences with words about U.S. coins.
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"h is for hat." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"Look at the cat." This easy reader booklet introduces young readers to simple sentences with words about typical pets.
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