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Sight Word Tales: Don't Be Afraid, Monster
Maria Fleming
eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, March 1, 2008)Don't be afraid, Monster. There is nothing scary under the blanket. There is nothing scary under the desk. Will our frightened friend ever go to bed?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: don't, be, there, under.
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Grammar Tales: The Bug Book
Maria Fleming
Paperback (Scholastic Teaching Resources (Teaching, Aug. 1, 2004)None
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Number Tales: 30 Mice Are Very Nice
Maria Fleming
language (Scholastic Teaching Resources, April 1, 2005)Thirty mice are very nice, except when they come for a very long—and loud—visit. How will Millie cope with all of her mouse guests? This tale is designed to boost important early numeracy skills by helping children recognize numbers, count, add, subtract, and more. Also includes an interactive hide-and-seek page, and a chant-along poem!
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Reading-for-Meaning Mini-Books: Neighborhood and Community: 12 Interactive Mini-Books That Invite Kids to Read, Write, and Cut and Paste to Help Build ... Skills
Maria Fleming
Paperback (Teaching Resources, Jan. 1, 2005)Little learners will build reading confidence as they interact with these adorably illustrated reproducible mini-books! As children read each story, they’ll expand their vocabulary, practice decoding text using picture cues, and more. At the same time, they’ll learn about the people and places found in different kinds of neighborhoods.
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AlphaTales
Maria Fleming
Paperback (Teaching Resources, Feb. 1, 2001)Will Gorilla learn to be a good houseguest? As kids giggle at Gorilla’s goofy antics, they’ll learn about the letter G. AlphaTales are humorous stories designed to help young children recognize letters and the sounds they make. Lay the foundation for reading success with these kid-pleasing books—one for each letter of the alphabet. For use with Grades PreK-1.
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Can We Get a Pet?
Maria Fleming
Paperback (Scholastic Inc., March 15, 2007)Sight Word Tales are read-aloud stories designed to jumpstart reading success by introducing -- and reinforcing -- the most frequentlly used words in print. Help ensure that children really know their sight words by sharing every book in this super-engaging series!
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Sight Word Tales: Some Dogs Are Very Good
Maria Fleming
eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, March 1, 2008)Some dogs are very good at tricks. But not Spot. Find out what Spot is very good at in this very funny book.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: some, very, good, but.
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Word Family Tales
Maria Fleming
Paperback (Teaching Resources, May 1, 2002)Word Family Tales are humorous read-aloud stories created 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. Set learners on the path to literacy success with these rib-tickling tales—one for each of the top 25 word families! For use with Grades PreK-2.
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Tillie's Tuba
MARIA FLEMING
Paperback (Scholastic Teaching Resources (Teaching Strategies), Sept. 1, 2004)Three books that teach adverbs, adjectives and capitalization
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Sight Word Tales: Have You Seen Jellybean?
Maria Fleming
eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, March 1, 2008)"Have you seen Jellybean?" I ask. But no one has seen her. Oh, no! Where can me hamster be?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: have, you, ask, her.
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Sight Word Tales: Let's Make Soup Together
Maria Fleming
eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, March 1, 2008)Take squishy peas and stinky cheese. Take oatmeal—quite a lot. Mix them all together, then march around the pot.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: take, together, then, around.
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Sight Word Tales: The Penguins Are Going on Vacation
Maria Fleming
eBook (Scholastic Teaching Resources, March 1, 2008)The penguins are going on vacation. They are going to play in the sun. They are going to make you giggle, too!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: are, going, they, play.