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Books in Dominie Carousel Readers series

  • KING OF THE MOUNTAIN

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Oct. 14, 2004)
    Supports phonemic awareness and phonics instructionBuilds fluency & vocabularyDevelops text comprehension skills
    J
  • EVERYONE IS SPECIAL

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Jan. 21, 2005)
    Supports phonemic awareness and phonics instructionBuilds fluency & vocabularyDevelops text comprehension skills
    K
  • NEVER BRING A LITTLE PIGGY HOME

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Oct. 14, 2004)
    These captivating little books for K-2 children are filled with delightful rhymes, humorous stories, exciting plot lines, and beautiful illustrations. Designed to promote early success in reading, they are uncomplicated, with easy-to-read type, bright and engaging illustrations, and language repetition to reinforce fundamental reading skills. Dominie Readers have amusing and engaging story lines, with delightful characters that motivate children to read and develop comprehension. With a good mix of humor, appropriate for young readers, the books help build rich vocabulary through interesting events. Youngsters particulary love the imaginative rhymes and rhythmic language in Dominie Readers, which cover a broad range of genres. Suitable for small group and independent reading, as well as whole-class instruction, these readers support the researched skills highlighted in the Reading First initiative.
    I
  • BILLY'S BISCUITS

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Oct. 14, 2004)
    These captivating little books for K-2 children are filled with delightful rhymes, humorous stories, exciting plot lines, and beautiful illustrations. Designed to promote early success in reading, they are uncomplicated, with easy-to-read type, bright and engaging illustrations, and language repetition to reinforce fundamental reading skills. Dominie Readers have amusing and engaging story lines, with delightful characters that motivate children to read and develop comprehension. With a good mix of humor, appropriate for young readers, the books help build rich vocabulary through interesting events. Youngsters particulary love the imaginative rhymes and rhythmic language in Dominie Readers, which cover a broad range of genres. Suitable for small group and independent reading, as well as whole-class instruction, these readers support the researched skills highlighted in the Reading First initiative.
    I
  • TINY LITTLE WOMAN, THE

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Jan. 21, 2005)
    Help children build their vocabulary with Joy Readers, a set of 80 lively, leveled titles covering a broad range of topics and cultures. Individual and group lesson plans highlight strategies for reading instruction, and additional activities help ELL students master reading.
    D
  • GOODNIGHT!

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Oct. 14, 2004)
    Help children build their vocabulary with Joy Readers, a set of 80 lively, leveled titles covering a broad range of topics and cultures. Individual and group lesson plans highlight strategies for reading instruction, and additional activities help ELL students master reading.
    D
  • GATORS OUT, SAID THE TROUT

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Jan. 21, 2005)
    These captivating little books for K-2 children are filled with delightful rhymes, humorous stories, exciting plot lines, and beautiful illustrations. Designed to promote early success in reading, they are uncomplicated, with easy-to-read type, bright and engaging illustrations, and language repetition to reinforce fundamental reading skills. Dominie Readers have amusing and engaging story lines, with delightful characters that motivate children to read and develop comprehension. With a good mix of humor, appropriate for young readers, the books help build rich vocabulary through interesting events. Youngsters particulary love the imaginative rhymes and rhythmic language in Dominie Readers, which cover a broad range of genres. Suitable for small group and independent reading, as well as whole-class instruction, these readers support the researched skills highlighted in the Reading First initiative.
    E
  • BLUE-GREEN HOUSEFLY, THE

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Oct. 14, 2004)
    Supports phonemic awareness and phonics instructionBuilds fluency & vocabularyDevelops text comprehension skills
    H
  • FEELINGS

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, )
    None
    G
  • LUCY'S BOOT

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Jan. 21, 2005)
    These captivating little books for K-2 children are filled with delightful rhymes, humorous stories, exciting plot lines, and beautiful illustrations. Designed to promote early success in reading, they are uncomplicated, with easy-to-read type, bright and engaging illustrations, and language repetition to reinforce fundamental reading skills. Dominie Readers have amusing and engaging story lines, with delightful characters that motivate children to read and develop comprehension. With a good mix of humor, appropriate for young readers, the books help build rich vocabulary through interesting events. Youngsters particulary love the imaginative rhymes and rhythmic language in Dominie Readers, which cover a broad range of genres. Suitable for small group and independent reading, as well as whole-class instruction, these readers support the researched skills highlighted in the Reading First initiative.
    F
  • HURRICANE

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Oct. 14, 2004)
    Help children build their vocabulary with Joy Readers, a set of 80 lively, leveled titles covering a broad range of topics and cultures. Individual and group lesson plans highlight strategies for reading instruction, and additional activities help ELL students master reading.
    D
  • HELPING - JOY C2

    Dominie Elementary

    Paperback (Dominie Elementary, Jan. 21, 2005)
    None
    D