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About My First Bob Books® Series
Emergent readers are beginning to expand their understanding of letter-to-sound relation, sight words, and events within a story. By introducing letters gradually, using consistent short vowels, and carefully paced learning, success is possible from the first Bob Book. Bob Books® Sets 3–5 challenge children with longer words, new reading concepts, the introduction of vowels patterns, and the silent "e." Here are a few tips to continue your child's path to reading success!
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Alphabet SetDeveloped by Lynn Maslen Kertell, these adorable readaloud stories are for youngsters who are just beginning to learn that letters represent sounds. They take children through the entire alphabet by highlighting a few letters, both uppercase and lowercase, in each book. Your child will get the most out of these books when you:
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Pre-Reading SkillsHumorous read-aloud stories introduce the symbolic and sequencing skills that kids use as they make sense of literacy and reading. Children will develop abilities and basic concepts that aid in recognizing letter patterns and story lines. Here are a few tips for getting the most out of these books:
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“The story is a scintillating 22 words told over 8 pages, complete with cartoon line drawings that bring the story to life.”
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“They are a wonderful addition to a home library, school library, or a homeschool library. I love the smiles on my daughters’ faces when they have succeeded in reading a book—that’s priceless!”
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“Bob Books® made our children into avid readers. Best investment I ever made.”
— The Lewiston Tribune
