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Sight Word Tales: Today Is So Boring!
Sight Word Tales: Today Is So Boring!
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: today, so, as, well.
How to use this product:
During Reading: As children become more and more familiar with the story, they’ll be excited to take on increasing amounts of text. You can invite children to participate in a whole-class choral reading, have volunteers each read one page at a time, or even have pairs do a partner reading for the group!
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: today, so, as, well.
How to use this product:
During Reading: As children become more and more familiar with the story, they’ll be excited to take on increasing amounts of text. You can invite children to participate in a whole-class choral reading, have volunteers each read one page at a time, or even have pairs do a partner reading for the group!
RELATED SUBJECTS: Sight Words , Early Learning