Books published by publisher Maree Anderson

Would it be FUN to be locked up all night in a toy store? YES! Our characters have a Toy Land all night party throughout this illustrated book of fun and easy reading.Words in this book are: Here, Doggy Dix, stay, dog, good, no, what, girl, he, sleep, dad, outside, store, is, locked, cry, have, we, has, sit, does, not, the, know, goes, see, they, buy, closes, inside, poor, baby, this, are, to, good, be, yes, know, little, do, to, her, think, where, sleeping, oh, will, how, for, many, purple, cow, talks, meow, go, looks, time, friends, opens, door, glad, didn't, more, fun, yellow, funny, likes, cat, jumps, is, eat, sad, door, mess, mad, back, time, toys, green, big, bird, monkey, real, up, down, they, who, my,come, yes, bed, nap.This book also serves ESL readers who are working toward English proficiency.This is book Four in a series of ten books. The next book, Book Five, is titled "Come and See Who's Helping!"

Instant Readers allow the Kindergarten Kid and First Grade Friends to learn the first 30 (plus a few more) sight words in EASY programmed stories that are designed to promote memory retention. Starting first grade will be a happy event when the FIRST WORDS are really learned and recognized in stories.The next book in the Instant Reader series is Book Eight, “Alligator Runs Away.”

This book features a playful lion who stars in nine illustrated stories written with "first sight words" from the Kindergarten Word Recognition List. The beginning-to-read student will be able to practice reading the following sight words:big, see, I, am, and, yellow, not, a, here, we, are, little, red, good, you, is, no, play, for, go, with, me, the, do, have, what, dog, look, it's, that, yes, can.High interest words included in stories are: toy, lion, hello, real, goodbye, kid, box, spots, funny, talking, teddy bear, talk, name, he'sKiddy Tales sight word stories are illustrated and kid-friendly for having fun learning to read. This is Book One of Four Kiddy Tales First Sight Words stories.

This entertaining, illustrated book, "Teach Your Autistic Child to Read, Book 3," builds more reading vocabulary in a kid-friendly format for ease in learning. I am an educator who has had years of success in using this material that I wrote especially for my work in teaching autistic children to read. Each book adds more words with the goal for building student self esteem and proficiency as reading goals are achieved.

The young reader will recognize Jack and the Beanstalk done over in funny ways with totally different events throughout. This adaptation of the old favorite is written with first grade sight vocabulary words to enable an early reader to become more proficient with basic reading skills.This is Book Ten of ten books in this series. Each book is a component of a complete first grade remedial reading program. Words in this book are: Jack, boy, hard, and, had, it, meet, the, vine, when, up, to, went, tell, out, to, things, he, was, a, asked, wish, be, my, into, will, gets, at, was, by, his, shop, she, too, worked, fairy, if, what, said, father, air, grow, big, top, your, growing, work, did, mother, liked, sent, sometimes, took, little, very, saw, you, would, could, shot, find, there, climb, of, ran, days, not, about, ran, off, sold, many, first, town, looked, that, cat, hat, unhappy, apples, farmer, rolled, pies, find, tapped, son, gone, grown, way, yes, small, ever, even, fine, getting, trade, hope, if, put, pumpkins, home, planted, land, door, asked, oh, no, made, who, live, how, after, their, every, out, food, all, came, pocket, gave, happy, they, with, opened, my, sky, did, stay, lived, dog, saw, take, such, knew, man, with, giant, many, happens, tap, stood, down, along, see, became, happily.The story is written for enhanced reading improvement and is appropriate for remedial reading, first grade review reading, and for students who are studying English as a second language. It's fun to read... so enjoy!

Santa returns to the North Pole and sets off on another adventure in this book's first funny fill-in story. MORE holidays are included here: Thanksgiving and Halloween. Each story is waiting for words from your friends, students, and family. Jot down the words supplied on paper, and then read the words into the funny fill-in tale. Laughing will happen.Book 6 is the next book in this series: "Funny Fill-In Stories from School Newz".

I am an educator who has years of success in teaching children to read by using material that I created especially for them. These easy-to-read activities and twelve illustrated stories are built with simple sight words that beginning reading students can master with practice. Each story is entertaining and is built with short lines so that the early learner can learn and remember the words. This book is suited for young beginning readers, ESL students, and special needs children, such as autistic children and A.D.D. and A.D.H.D. students because the activities, games, and stories are designed for easy focus and memory retention. This is a preliminary book that leads to more instruction in four books in a series for teaching autistic students to learn to read, write, and do math.

Here's more fun from an imaginary school campus that could be in your town. Explore the funny fill-in stories and laugh at the finished results. Each tale has missing words that you ask from your friends and family and jot down on paper. Then you read the finished story out loud, inserting the words you jotted down as you go.This is Edition Two of our School Newz! Come again and join in our fun and nonsense in our fill-in story collection. There are many MORE Funny Fill-In Stories, too, with holiday themes.

A child with birthday money arrives at a mysterious pet store where an adventure unlike any he has ever imagined leads him to meet the invisible pets. This story and three more are fun to read with a partner... taking turns with dialogue. The reading level ranges from first to third grade. First grade children will soon be able to read the third grade story because of the action of the story and high interest it provides.

Christmas-time fun is featured in this book of funny fill-in stories. Words are missing so that you and your family, friends, students, and co-workers can have a good time inserting random vocabulary to bring laughs to life. The needed words are noted at the beginning of each story. You solicit words and write them down on paper; then read the words in out loud as you share the finished story with your group. This is hilarious fun for all. You can do this alone or with a group.Teachers, families, and party hosts have fun with Funny Fill-In Stories. The next book in this series is: "Funny Fill-In Stories From The Holiday Storybook." This Book Two Storybook includes MORE Christmas, plus New Year's tales.

The Little Red Hen's adventure has a cast of fun-loving barnyard characters who all have ideas for capturing the prized loaf of bread. Each book in this ten-book series has first grade sight words for young readers and ESL students to learn and practice. The reading vocabulary in this book: come, who's, little, wants, she, is, get, poor, I, would, that, should, just, happy, cows, has, and, helping, red, to, bread, here, yes, for, said, too, you, asked, but, because, what, duck, rooster, see, the, hen, eat, where, can, no, we, cats, dog, do, could, why, is, does, who, know, ate, saw, bird, up, from, by, story, turkey, frog, him, pig, helping, myself, see, how, purple, jumped, all, away, bunny, house.Book Six, "There's a Dragon in My Desk," is the next book in this series.