Creative Teaching Press CTP4288 Reading Resource for Educators

Bring fluency to your classroom while keeping the fun alive with the Creative Teaching Press CTP4288 Reading Resource for Educators. This series of 12 books is designed to engage young readers and provide them with an interactive reading experience that will inspire them to read and reread these books over and over again.

Each book in this set includes a refrain that allows students to reread the same text, reinforcing their fluency skills. The rhythm, rhyme, repetition, and dialogue found in the books provide opportunities for students to practice voice inflection and expression, further enhancing their reading abilities.

With motivating content and captivating illustrations, these books are sure to capture the attention of students and make reading an enjoyable experience. The 8 pages in each book are filled with engaging stories such as "What's so Bad About the Big, Bad Wolf?," "Creepy Crawly Bugs," "Today Is Somebody's Birthday," "I Love Mud!," "The Big, Hungry Bear," "Here Comes Coco," "My Pink Piggy Bank," "Space Trip," "Look Closer," "The Swim Lesson," "You Can't Catch Me," and "Are We There Yet."

Product Features:

• All books in this series include a refrain that provides students with the built-in opportunity to reread the same text
• Motivating content provides a fun, interactive reading experience
• Rhythm, rhyme, repetition, and dialogue provide opportunities for students to practice voice inflection and expression
• Grades K-2
• 12 books included in the set
• Each book contains 8 pages

Specifications:

• Age: 5-7 years
• Grade: Grade K-1

Learn More:

• Fluency on Wikipedia
• Rhyme on Wikipedia
• Repetition on Wikipedia

Product: Creative Teaching Press CTP4288 Reading Resource for Educators

Brand: Creative Teaching Press

Model: CTP4288

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