These three books are the easiest practice readers penned by Dr. Seuss. I used them with my own children when they were older babies and toddlers. I pointed at various objects and gave their names and colors. And I always tracked my finger over the words so that gradually Laura and David figured out that those funny squiggles on the page matched what momma was saying. And, of course, Seuss' rhymes helped build their strong foundation in phonics.
Highly recommend.
Highly recommend.
The Foot BookLovely rhymes and whacky artwork will keep children entertained.
Left foot
Right foot
Left foot
Right
Feet in the morning
and feet at night
Reading Information:
Word Count: 132
Page Count: 36
Accelerated Reading level: 0.6 / points: 0.5
AR quiz: 9018
Lexile: NP
Eye Book As you will see below, this book features very simple text that will help children practice making plurals and singulars.
Eye
Eyes
My eyesReading Information:
My eyes
His eyes
His eyes
Wink eye
Wink eye
And he sees me.
Word Count: 152
Page Count: 36
Accelerated Reading level: 0.8 / points: 0.5
AR quiz: 44926
Great Day For Up All sorts of uses for this simple two-letter word -- UP!
The sun gets up.
So UP with you!
UP!
Girls and women.
Boys and men.
Reading Information:
Word Count: 162
Page Count: 36
Accelerated Reading level: 0.8 / points: 0.5
AR quiz: 9020
Lexile: BR
Pam T
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