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Writing Practice Book #1: Independent Reading And Writing Activities For Learning Basic Sight Words
Alan White MA-SLP

Outskirts Press, 2007

BASIC SIGHT WORD WORKBOOKS FOR STRUGGLING READERS INDEPENDENT READING AND WRITING ACTIVITIES FOR STRUGGLING, BEGINNING READERS! *Basic Sight Vocabulary Word Acquisition through writing *Independent reading and writing in sentences *Basic Sight Word Acquistion through meaningful repetition POWERFUL TECHNIQUES TO ENGAGE STRUGGLING BEGINNERS IN INDEPENDENT READING AND WRITING ACTIVITIES

Internet for Cats

2 reviews
Judy Heim, Alan Okamoto

No Starch Press, 1996

Me and my cats just loved it!
I am a littel swedish girl,whit three cats. I bought this book and I love it. It is soo fun and my cats also thougt so. Im not very good at English,but I understand the book anyway. I just hope that you have so mutsh brain that you buy this apsolutly wunderful book. Wrigt too my cat if you'd like. Bye bye!

The Kindgom of Nu - TJ's Tale
Rod Okamoto

Nutrishare Publishing, 2006

TJ's Tale is a creative adventure full of challenge and reward. TJ teaches us that a focused vision, combined with determination and creativity, can overcome impossible obstacles. Early readers may read the EZ reader text on the bottom of each page while more advanced readers can read the entire story.

Max Goes to Mars: A Science Adventure with Max the Dog (Science Adventures with Max the Dog series)

2 reviews
Jeffrey Bennett

Big Kid Science, 2003

Outstanding Science for Childrean
How does a dog go to Mars? This charming, yet realistic, book written by Dr. Jeffrey Bennett, tell us just how a dog and astronauts may take the first manned spaceship to Mars. Max Goes to Mars is jam-packed with interesting scientific facts and information in fictional story form, which always appeals to young readers. Even better, the scientific information is explained fully in readable, ...

Max Goes to the Moon: A Science Adventure with Max the Dog (Science Adventures with Max the Dog series)

4 reviews
Jeffrey Bennett

Big Kid Science, 2003

real science and fun too!
This is a great book. My almost 5 year old son keeps asking for it over and over again. Unlike most "real science" books, it has both scientific explanations for things like gravity and the phases of the moon, but also tells a narrative fictional story. As a parent, it's very helpful to have all the answers right there on the same page when your child asks, what is gravity? We can't wait for ...