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Posted: Sept 18 2007 at 3:29pm | IP Logged Quote Jennifer
I have a very early reader. She is reading Bob Books - the first set, but after a couple of times she memorizes the story. I'm looking for other very early readers that are phonics based. I have plenty of sight word based books. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks.

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My daughter really enjoyed the Animal Antics books. (I actually prefer those to the Bob books.) Also, there's always the classic Dick and Jane books.

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Posted: Sept 19 2007 at 12:20am | IP Logged Quote CathinCoffeland
my dd loved the dick and janes too.

and the seton readers- we borrowed a bunch from a mom who uses Seton- she really liked those

we had the pack of the little stories for little saints from CHC -you fold them into a booklet yourself. I think its about 25 bucks for the pack.

she really enjoyed those too...

actually she just like to read but she went back to those a lot.

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check out this post as well for early readers. I am now as well getting easy books for her to do at the library. And, have her read out in the real world if she can (decode the sounds into a word). My daughter the other day wanted to pump gas with me. I let her push the buttons and she wanted to know 3 words so I asked her to read them. She said she couldn't, but then I said sound the letters out. She read help, cancel (which I had to give her the /s/ for 'c'), and press. It was kinda neat!
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Posted: Sept 19 2007 at 10:05am | IP Logged Quote acystay
Oh, and once I noticed my dd memorizing the bob series 1 I just bumped up to series 2. Basically she'll memorize something after 1 or 2 times reading. I'd get the next set and do that too.
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