Get Ready-Get Set-Read!
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Book 4
This book teaches a sound that is spelled in different ways: oat as in moat, and ote, as in note.
Ned, Ted, and Ed build a sled in their shed, in this book of ed-sounds.
Young readers learn the og-sound, with words that include fog, log, and dog.
"Get ready - get set - read!" are illustrated stories that will delight beginning readers. They are designed to be used as children's first reading books. Each "Get ready - get set - read!" volume uses a limited sight vocabulary and introduces a word family such as at or ish. By adding to these root words, a child's reading vocabulary virtually explodes (cat, bat, hat, sat, etc.). There are five sets of "Get ready - get set - read!" books. Each set focuses on specific reading skills and reviews these skills in two "Bring-It-All-Together books." For more information about the program, see the last page and inside back cover of this book. "Get ready - get set - read!" books not only bring children reading success, they also make reading enjoyable. They provide what is often missing in early books...engaging stories and high quality art. Young readers, parents, and teachers will turn to "Get ready - get set - read!" again and again! Ages 5 to 8
The op-sound features Pop, who has a mop in his shop, plus lots of other op-sounding things.
This review book brings together the long vowel sounds taught in SET 4, which feature the word families: oon, une, een, ean, ight, ite, oat, ale, and ail.
This story teaches the ip-sound, with words like drip, skip, tip, and sip.
Here is the irregular ew-family of sounds, which includes words such as new, knew, blew, and others.
This pair of friends introduces readers to ub-sound words, including rub, club, and tub.
We start with the at sound, in this story of Nat the gnat, and his friends, the rat and the bat.
This review book brings together the long vowel sounds taught in SET 2, which feature the word families: et, uh, og, ip, and an.
This story teaches ug-words, as the bug club meets on the rug, near the jug.
This review book brings together the characters and vowel words in SET 1, which features word families: ug, at, op, ed, ish, and im.
This story of Trish and the fish teaches two different sounds: ish and im.
Kids learn pet and yet--but also words such as let, get, and net.
This First Book helps children recognize the ound combination, and many of the words where it appears.