No. of pages 36
Published: 2012
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This book is part of a book series called Get Ready For School .
This book is aimed at children in preschool-1st grade.
This book has been graded for interest at 4-6 years.
There are 36 pages in this book.
This is a picture book. A picture book uses pictures and text to tell the story. The number of words varies from zero ('wordless') to around 1k over 32 pages. Picture books are typically aimed at young readers (age 3-6) but can also be aimed at older children (7+).
This book was published in 2012 by Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers Inc .
Heather Stella is a teacher and holds a masters degree in elementary/special education. She lives in Warwick, New York.
This book is in the following series:
Parent's Choice Award Winner!! Trying to find fun ways to get toddlers to recognize and spell sight words and to be able to spell their names and other age appropriate words is very important to most parents. As such, the 'Getting Ready for School Connecting Cards' are a great addition to any educational 'toy' collection. The packaging is colorful and inviting and the simple directions on the box give several suggested uses for these cards. The thirty-six cards are solidly made and easily stored in the box, meaning fewer get lost. Each card has an upper case letter on one side and the lower case version on the back, along with an illustration of a word that begins with that letter on each side. There are extra cards for some of the more commonly used letters. This set provides a great opportunity to encourage learning and nicely uses visual cues on the cards to help children identify the letters and their sounds. One tester said her boys had fun as they learned to spell their names and other words that they had been practicing. This is a nice tool, and it fits well with other learning aides parents or teachers use to practice spelling. At $12.95, it is fairly priced and we recommend it to parents looking for additional ways to work with their children on spelling and pre-reading skills.--Kelly Schaffer "Parent's Choice "
Parent's Choice Award Winner!! Trying to find fun ways to get toddlers to recognize and spell sight words and to be able to spell their names and other age appropriate words is very important to most parents. As such, the 'Getting Ready for School Connecting Cards' are a great addition to any educational 'toy' collection. The packaging is colorful and inviting and the simple directions on the box give several suggested uses for these cards. The thirty-six cards are solidly made and easily stored in the box, meaning fewer get lost. Each card has an upper case letter on one side and the lower case version on the back, along with an illustration of a word that begins with that letter on each side. There are extra cards for some of the more commonly used letters. This set provides a great opportunity to encourage learning and nicely uses visual cues on the cards to help children identify the letters and their sounds. One tester said her boys had fun as they learned to spell their names and other words that they had been practicing. This is a nice tool, and it fits well with other learning aides parents or teachers use to practice spelling. At $12.95, it is fairly priced and we recommend it to parents looking for additional ways to work with their children on spelling and pre-reading skills."
Parent's Choice Award Winner!! Trying to find fun ways to get toddlers to recognize and spell sight words and to be able to spell their names and other age appropriate words is very important to most parents. As such, the 'Getting Ready for School Connecting Cards' are a great addition to any educational 'toy' collection. The packaging is colorful and inviting and the simple directions on the box give several suggested uses for these cards. The thirty-six cards are solidly made and easily stored in the box, meaning fewer get lost. Each card has an upper case letter on one side and the lower case version on the back, along with an illustration of a word that begins with that letter on each side. There are extra cards for some of the more commonly used letters. This set provides a great opportunity to encourage learning and nicely uses visual cues on the cards to help children identify the letters and their sounds. One tester said her boys had fun as they learned to spell their names and other words that they had been practicing. This is a nice tool, and it fits well with other learning aides parents or teachers use to practice spelling. At $12.95, it is fairly priced and we recommend it to parents looking for additional ways to work with their children on spelling and pre-reading skills.