"Simple text about Ben sharing his pens and repetition of the letter 'e' help readers learn how to use the 'short e' sound. Large type, vivid full-page color photos, and a word list all aid in developing reading skills. An explanatory note to parents and educators, as well as an introduction to the author, are also included."--Publisher.

"Simple text about cats and repetition of the letter 'a' help readers learn how to use the 'short a' sound. Large type, vivid full-page color photos, and a word list all aid in developing reading skills. An explanatory note to parents and educators, as well as an introduction to the author, are also included"--

"Simple text about playing and repetition of the letter 'a' help readers learn how to use the 'long a' sound. Large type, vivid full-page color photos, and a word list all aid in developing reading skills. An explanatory note to parents and educators, as well as an introduction to the author, are also included."--

Simple text about all sorts of activities and repetition of the letter 'i' help readers learn how to use the 'short i' sound. Large type, vivid full-page color photos, and a word list all aid in developing reading skills. An explanatory note to parents and educators, as well as an introduction to the author, are also included.

Beginning readers will love following along as a girl looks for her pig, Gus. Through an engaging story, vivid images, and clear text, readers practice recognizing and pronouncing a variety of basic phonemic rhymes and sounds.

Beginning readers discover rhyming short vowels in this engaging reader that uses lively images in conjunction with clear sight words to enhance children's early phonemic pronunciation and recognition of words that contain the -ag sound and introduces readers to progressing storylines.

Beginning readers learn words that rhyme with the short vowel -it sound such as hit, pit, and bit. Engaging illustrations, simple text, and accommodating sight words enhance readers' practice of phonemic pronunciation and recognition.

Beginning readers follow along as a boy and girl show different things that they have. Through engaging illustrations, clear text, and helpful sight words, children are encouraged to practice a variety of phonemic rhymes and pronunciations as well as tell what they have!

Featuring a simple and progressing storyline, beginning readers will follow along as this boy and his dog share a snack to learn short vowel rimes in words that use -ut, like nut, mutt, and cut. The lively illustrations and clear text work together to assist in developing early phonemic and literacy skills.

The letter A is featured in this easy reader about children having fun.