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Books with author Maria Fleming

  • Level A - Blow Wind Blow

    Maria Fleming

    Paperback (Scholastic Teaching Resources (Teaching Strategies), Aug. 1, 2003)
    This Level A little reader is designed to support children at the emergent stage of literacy, and features the following characteristics: One to two lines of text per page Consistent text placement on each page High-support illustrations with close text-to-picture match Short sentences with repetitive sentence structure Repeated and recognizable high-frequency words Familiar story themes that build on children's experience
  • Little Leveled Readers: I’m Not Afraid Of Anything

    Maria Fleming

    language (Scholastic Teaching Resources, Aug. 1, 2003)
    This Level C little reader is designed to support children at the emergent stage of literacy, and features the following characteristics:• One to two lines of text per page• High-support illustrations with close text-to-picture match• Repeated and recognizable high-frequency words• Punctuation conventions such as quotation marks in dialogue• Consistent text placement on the page, with slight variations such as speech bubbles• Familiar story themes that build on children’s experience
    C
  • Little Leveled Readers: I Like Me!

    Maria Fleming

    eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, Aug. 1, 2003)
    This Level A little reader is designed to support children at the emergent stage of literacy, and features the following characteristics:• One to two lines of text per page• Consistent text placement on each page• High-support illustrations with close text-to-picture match• Short sentences with repetitive sentence structure• Repeated and recognizable high-frequency words• Familiar story themes that build on children's experience
    B
  • 25 Spanish Emergent Reader Mini-books

    Maria Fleming

    Paperback (Teaching Resources, March 1, 1999)
    Easy-to-Make Reproducible Books to Promote Literacy25 reproducible mini-books all in Spanish that your beginning readers will want to make, read, color, share, save and reread. Each supports a popular primary topic such as five senses, all about me and animal friends. Includes step-by-step directions and teaching tips.
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  • Little Leveled Readers: What Should I Be For Halloween?

    Maria Fleming

    eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, Aug. 1, 2003)
    This Level B little reader is designed to support children at the emergent stage of literacy, and features the following characteristics:• One to two lines of text per page• High-support illustrations with close text-to-picture match• Repeated and recognizable high-frequency words• Punctuation conventions such as quotation marks in dialogue• Consistent text placement on the page, with slight variations such as speech bubbles• Familiar story themes that build on children’s experience
  • Grammar Tales: A Verb for Herb

    Maria Fleming

    eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, Sept. 1, 2004)
    Herb was bored. Herb was blue. Then—Poof!—along came a Verb Fairy who motivated him with a magic sack filled with hundreds of awesome action words!This super-funny Grammar Tales story focuses on verbs, and is designed to help kids grasp the essential rules of usage and mechanics. Who says grammar is no laughing manner?
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  • Word Family Tales: Chicken Soup with Rice and Mice

    Maria Fleming

    language (Scholastic Teaching Resources, May 1, 2002)
    Learn what happens when two nice mice serve a cat chicken soup with rice. See how quick thinking saves the day in this mapcap mouse tale!This rib-tickling read-aloud tale was created especially to build early phonics skills by teaching children to recognize "families" of words that share the same spelling pattern. This key reading strategy helps kids decode new words with ease—and become stronger readers, writers, and spellers! Also includes riddles, a cheer, and reading tips!
  • Word Family Tales: The Day Duck's Truck Got Stuck

    Maria Fleming

    language (Scholastic Teaching Resources, May 1, 2002)
    Guess what happens when a little duck gets his ice-cream truck stuck in the muck? Find out how a tiny friend can be a big, big help!This rib-tickling read-aloud tale was created especially to build early phonics skills by teaching children to recognize "families" of words that share the same spelling pattern. This key reading strategy helps kids decode new words with ease—and become stronger readers, writers, and spellers! Also includes riddles, a cheer, and reading tips!
  • Little Leveled Readers: Lots Of Spots

    Maria Fleming

    eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, Aug. 1, 2003)
    This Level C little reader is designed to support children at the emergent stage of literacy, and features the following characteristics:• One to two lines of text per page• High-support illustrations with close text-to-picture match• Repeated and recognizable high-frequency words• Punctuation conventions such as quotation marks in dialogue• Consistent text placement on the page, with slight variations such as speech bubbles• Familiar story themes that build on children’s experience
    C
  • Sight Word Tales: A Book With a Pig

    Maria Fleming

    eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, March 1, 2008)
    This pig fell out of a book! But it was not a book with a glass slipper. What book was it? Read this story to see!This read-aloud story is designed to jumpstart reading success by introducing—and reinforcing—the most frequently used words in print. Help ensure that children really know their sight words by sharing this engaging tale!This book teaches these four sight words: was, not, a, with.
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  • Pumpkin, Pumpkin On a Vine

    Maria Fleming

    Paperback (Scholastic Teaching Resources (Teaching, July 1, 2003)
    This Level C little reader is designed to support children at the emergent stage of literacy, and features the following characteristics: One to two lines of text per page High-support illustrations with close text-to-picture match Repeated and recognizable high-frequency words Punctuation conventions such as quotation marks in dialogue Consistent text placement on the page, with slight variations such as speech bubbles Familiar story themes that build on children’s experience
  • Little Leveled Readers: What Grows Underground?

    Maria Fleming

    eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, Aug. 1, 2003)
    This Level B little reader is designed to support children at the emergent stage of literacy, and features the following characteristics:• One to two lines of text per page• High-support illustrations with close text-to-picture match• Repeated and recognizable high-frequency words• Punctuation conventions such as quotation marks in dialogue• Consistent text placement on the page, with slight variations such as speech bubbles• Familiar story themes that build on children’s experience
    B