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Sight Word Tales: Don't Be Afraid, Monster
Sight Word Tales: Don't Be Afraid, Monster
Your order will ship on or around the release date
Description
This read-aloud story is designed to jumpstart reading success by introducing—and reinforcing—the most frequently used words in print. Help ensure that children really know their sight words by sharing this engaging tale!
This book teaches these four sight words: don't, be, there, under.
How to use this product:
After Reading: Invite children to make comments and ask questions related to the story. You can spark ideas with questions such as: What was your favorite illustration? What part of the story surprised you? Who was your favorite character? and more!
RELATED SUBJECTS: Sight Words , Early Learning
Your order will ship on or around the release date
Description
This read-aloud story is designed to jumpstart reading success by introducing—and reinforcing—the most frequently used words in print. Help ensure that children really know their sight words by sharing this engaging tale!
This book teaches these four sight words: don't, be, there, under.
How to use this product:
After Reading: Invite children to make comments and ask questions related to the story. You can spark ideas with questions such as: What was your favorite illustration? What part of the story surprised you? Who was your favorite character? and more!
RELATED SUBJECTS: Sight Words , Early Learning