Children'S Beginner Readers Books Three Simple Stories For Children In Kindergarten Or First Grade: Pudgy Wants To Sleep And Pudgy Looks For Her Frien

The early reading skills your child will learn at this age are an important foundation for starting school.

The focus at this age is on sharing stories, songs, and rhymes together and building talking and listening skills. Luckily, there are lots of fun and easy ways to encourage early reading success at home.

Start by tracing and copying the alphabet in uppercase and lowercase letters. Move on to words and eventually, full sentences―all while learning interesting and cool animal facts. Take mental breaks along the way with fun coloring activities. Strengthen motor skills and memory while developing a lifetime of perfect print penmanship skills.

What's inside this brilliant print penmanship workbook?

Before and after―After completing the book, return to the first writing exercise and see how much your print penmanship has improved.

Koala bears aren't bears―Learn fascinating animal facts! For example, koala bears are not bears at all―they are marsupials.

Just the beginning―Learn by printing, coloring, and repetition―then use your new print penmanship skills to write all about what you have learned

This book have you perfecting your printing skills before you know it―thanks to your new animal friends!