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Spanish Christmas vocabulary with pictures to color
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Six basic Canadian coins (penny, nickle, dime, quarter, 1/2 dollar and dollar) are illustrated and their value explained in this color booklet for early readers.
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Booklet cover or coloring page
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Six basic Canadian coins (penny, nickle, dime, quarter, 1/2 dollar and dollar) are illustrated and their value explained in this booklet for early readers.
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"I see a hare." Color illustrations of the desert and its animals.
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Easy reading booklet about a hopping bunny!
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A color illustrated early reader booklet about camping.
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This booklet has repetitive text for easier reading. This "I see...." is about observing a caterpillar. It ends with a butterfly laying eggs. Though the life cycle starts with the eggs, the reader spots the caterpillar first and follows it changes from there
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"S is for Snowman! With a big _____" Trace and cut out. This snowman-shaped shapebook has prompts to get students writing about snowmen.
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Book Cover title page and blank page for making shapebooks and bulletin boards.
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Pictures to color with vocabulary in English and French: Christmas, gift, jingle bells, candy cane, angel, reindeer, singing, elf, Santa Claus, Santa's bag, chimney.
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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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A color illustrated early reader booklet in the "I See..." Series about the ocean.
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[member-created with abctools] Trace and cut out. From "bunny" to "peeps", each page of this bunny-and-egg-shaped shapebook has a word relating to Easter. Makes a great bulletin board decoration.
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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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A color illustrated early reader booklet in the "I See..." Series about the beach.
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"I see a hare." Grayscale illustrations of the desert and its inhabitants.
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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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Students will enjoy this alphabet booklet, with three words for each letter of the alphabet, and a great new alphabet song to enliven any classroom.
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"c is for cat." 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 see a pond." Color illustrations of pond features and creatures.
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Complete the sentences about your stepmom ("My stepmom is great because ____.") and draw pictures to go along.
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Trace and cut out the Easter bunny holding a large blank egg, and use it to write a poem or story about Easter. Unlined.
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Two pages of dialogue for four readers based on the Caldecott Award winning book, A Ball for Daisy by Chris Raschka.
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A 16 page booklet of b/w illustrations and text about the life cycle of a frog for early readers. 2 pages per sheet format.
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A picture of an Easter Bunny holding an egg to color, and six short "E is for..." sentences. The seventh page is an "E is for ___" writing prompt.
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"Lucky me. I am..." Trace and cut out this shamrock-shaped book for a great St. Patrick's Day themed booklet. Includes writing prompts.
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"V is for violin." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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A set of colored flashcards of the animals that entered The Mitten, based on the Jan Brett illustrated book.
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"I see a forest." Line drawings of features of land and water.
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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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"q is for quiet." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"u is for us." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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A black and white illustrated early reader booklet in the about camping.
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"r is for rat." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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Pictures to color with vocabulary in English and Spanish: Christmas, gift, jingle bells, candy cane, angel, reindeer, singing, elf, Santa Claus, Santa's bag, chimney.
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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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"b is for bag." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"n is for nap." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"o is for orange." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"x is for x-ray; y is for yarn; z is for zebra." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"w is for wet." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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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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"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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"k is for kid." 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 is for icicle." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"l is for log." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"The circus is fun!" This five-page booklet is a good introduction to words related to the circus.
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A set of flashcards of the animals that entered The Mitten, based on the Jan Brett illustrated folktale.
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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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"t is for tag." 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 see an ant." Color illustrations of animals native to the rain forest habitat.
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Students will enjoy this colorful alphabet booklet, with three words for each letter of the alphabet, and a great new alphabet song to enliven any classroom.
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Simple 8 page booklet about plants.
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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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An eleven page booklet illustrating the number of coins needed to buy certain items: candy, candy bar, toy, puzzle, balloon. Helps students understand the value of each coin.
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"T is for turkey..." Trace and cut out. This turkey-shaped shapebook has five pages of short turkey-related prompts.
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Twelve Christmas-themed words, from "candy cane" to "wreath" with pictures to color. These pages make a great booklet!
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"s is for sit." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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A black and white illustrated early reader booklet in the "I See..." Series about the ocean.
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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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A 16 page booklet of color illustrations and text about the life cycle of a frog for early readers. 2 pages per sheet format.
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"m is for map." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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"e is for egg." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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An easy rebus with a Christmas theme.
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Use these colorful heart cards for a memory game.
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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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Use the pictures above some words to help decode the text in this simple, factual text about Epiphany. This is one in a new series of holiday readers on our member site.
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Simple 8 page booklet about plants.
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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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"s is for sun." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (one picture-supported words to a page; one page per letter; 8 pages).
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A 12 page color illustrated booklet about the gorilla, an endangered mammal, for early readers.
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Easy Halloween words, with pictures to color
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[member-created with abctools] This is a good book to use at the beginning of school. Graph how the children got home, and then make a class book for the children to read, or use on a bulletin board.
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"I see a pond." Line drawings of pond animals.
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Cut the pages to create a book. Images are in b/w for easy coloring.
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"I like the climbing structure." This is a slightly more challenging version.
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Construct a mitten or pair of mittens from outline. Cut out the color illustrated animals provided to use in individual, learning center or group activities. Based on the folktale illustrated by Jan Brett. Includes an activity suggestion sheet for teachers.
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"j is for jaguar." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (one picture-supported word to a page; one page per letter; nine pages).
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A black and white early reader booklet in the "I See..." Series about the beach.
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"I see a dog." Very easy early reader booklet.
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"I see an ant." Line drawings of animals native to the rain forest habitat.
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An early reader book shaped like a mitten and based on the folktale illustrated by Jan Brett, titled, The Mitten. A one book page per sheet of paper format that engages student in cutting and coloring.
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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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"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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Early reader booklet with images to color.
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An early reader book shaped like a mitten and based on the folktale illustrated by Jan Brett, titled The Mitten. A two book pages per sheet of paper format that engages student in cutting and coloring.
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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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"I like to play on the swings." This easy reader booklet is a fun way to introduce the spelling of popular playground equipment.
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A six page booklet illustrating the number of coins needed to buy certain items; such as candy or a toy. Helps students understand the value of each coin.
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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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"I like the zoo." Young readers can read about the zoo with this five-page easy reader booklet.
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Complete the sentences about winter clothes ("I wear a __ scarf in the winter.") and draw pictures to go along.
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"I feel happy." This six-page Easy Reader Booklet provides a good introduction to emotions for young readers.
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Complete the sentences about a special person ("You always ____.") and draw pictures to go along.
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"I wear a snowsuit." This five-page easy reader booklet is a fun introduction to reading about winter for young readers.
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Twelve Christmas-themed words, from "candy cane" to "wreath"... each word is missing a few letters, for spelling practice. With pictures to color. These pages make a great booklet!
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"Look at the bunny"
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"They are playing hockey." This five-page easy reader booklet is a fun introduction to sports for young readers.
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"I see a cat. See the cat?" Very simple easy reader booklet.
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"Look at the flag." This four-page booklet is a great introduction to Independence Day for early readers. Comes with illustrations to color.
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Handwriting (primary), letter L, with dotted letters to trace and pictures to color with March theme.
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Illustrate the sentences about snow ("I throw snowballs in the winter.")
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Summer vocabulary with simple pictures to color.
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"a is for apple." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (two picture-supported words to a page; 6 pages).
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Complete the sentences about your mom ("My mom is great because ____.") and draw pictures to go along.
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Students cut out animals and place them on a numbered place on a path leading to the mitten. Based on the Jan Brett illustrated book.
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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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Fill in the missing letters in this illustrated booklet of winter-themed words.
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A cut and paste activity on the order or sequence of the life cycle of a frog. May be used with "Growing Frogs" book unit or early readers.
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Construct a mitten from outline and cut out the animals provided to use in individual activities, learning center activities or group activities, based on the folktale illustrated by Jan Brett. Includes an activity suggestion sheet for teachers
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"Color the pumpkin orange". A great seasonal pre-school book for coloring and practice following directions (directions can be read aloud for pre-readers).
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Complete the sentences about your mom ("My mom always ____.") and color the accompanying flowers.
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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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Simple 8 page booklet about plants.
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12 pages of easy reading, coloring, and other fun activities.
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Booklet, vocabulary and pictures for words that rhyme with "fall".
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Use these pages to make a Halloween booklet that kids can read!
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Simple 8 page booklet about plants.
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"It is sunny!" Easy to read booklet, weather-related vocabulary with pictures to color
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This easy reader booklet is great for Earth Day or any time.
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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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"If the sun comes out, he sees his shadow."
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Fall-themed vocabulary, with blackline illustrations.
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booklet, vocabulary in sentences, with pictures
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"I put on my coat to go outside." This early reader booklet is great for reading... or rearrange the pages for fun story sequencing practice.
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"a is for airplane." Make booklets or large flashcards with these simple early reading pages (one picture-supported word to a page; one page per letter; 9 pages plus cover page).
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Words to learn and pictures to color
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Put together this booklet of seasonal vocabulary with cute illustrations. Students can color and learn seasonal words.
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"Put on your coat." This early reader booklet is great for reading... or rearrange the pages for fun story sequencing practice.
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"It is time to wake up." This seven-page Easy Reader Booklet provides a good introduction to telling time for young readers.
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12 half pages for students to fill in simple prompts and draw or attach pictures as illustrations for their favorite memories, etc.
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