SuitabookPatterned early reading
The story uses a limited number of word families and predictable repetitions of key words and phrases.
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Claire Janosik Griffin - Author
This looks suited to shared early reading: rhyme, recurring endings and repeated phrases may help a child notice patterns and practise fluency, while the story’s humour and illustrations provide interest.
The Rollicking Rhymes series of stories is written especially for pre-readers and beginning readers. The rhymes are based on a limited number of word families, so that readers can recognize the endings of the words and develop fluency faster. Many rhymes also feature predictable repetitions of key words and phrases to help your child learn other words more quickly as well. The humor and whimsical illustrations found throughout the Rollicking Rhymes series help engage and keep the attention of new readers. In The Mother Goose News, the familiar fairy-tale characters also will help your child feel more comfortable with the text.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis looks suited to shared early reading: rhyme, recurring endings and repeated phrases may help a child notice patterns and practise fluency, while the story’s humour and illustrations provide interest.
The story uses a limited number of word families and predictable repetitions of key words and phrases.
Familiar fairy-tale characters, humour and whimsical illustrations are described as ways of helping children feel comfortable and maintaining attention.
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