Books in Get Ready-Get Set-Read! series

While playing tricks on April Fools' Day, Debby and her friends in third grade have some tricks played on them as well, and are reminded to follow the Golden Rule.

Readers learn to recognize the ail, ale-sound in words such as pale, nail, scale, and wail.

This book's sound that has two different spellings--oon, as in spoon and une, as in tune.

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Each set in this comprehensive series of readers consists of ""First Books"", plus two vilumes called ""Bring-It-All-Togther"" Books. Bat's Surprise: In this ""Bring-It-All Together"" volume, the sounds op, ug, ish, im, ed, and at are reviewed.

This book introduces several irregular-family vowel sounds, which don't always fit the long and short vowel rules.

Children see the long-u sound as it appears in several different spellings, including flute, clue, blue, brute, and more.

This book takes up one sound that is spelled two different ways--its words are spelled--ea, as in mean and lean, and ee, as in seen and green.

The long-o sound appears here with different endings in words such as close, suppose, smoke, and joke.

This review book brings together the long vowel sounds taught in SET 3, which feature the word families: Long ake, eep, ide and ine, oke and ose, ue and ute.

This book teaches the long-i in words with such as shine, dine, and lots more.

This review book brings together the long vowel sounds taught in SET 4, which feature the word families: oon, une, een, ean, ight, ite, oat, ale, and ail.

This First Book introduces the y-sound in words such as sly, shy, and fly.