Lynn Maslen Kertell

Jack and his class go on a field trip to the zoo, where they see many new animals, including zebras, monkeys, and peacocks.

"Sight words are common words that appear again and again in your children's reading material. Bob Books Sight Words Kindergarten uses repetition and fun stories to introduce important sight words. Consistent short vowels and simple stories ensure that each book is a gentle step into early reading. Inside you'll find: 10 easy-to-read, hilarious books ; 30 two-sided flash cards. 30 new sight words--3 introduced in each story. Context clues and illustrations...

Siblings Jack and Anna decide to surprise their father with cupcakes for his birthday, but when ingredients begin falling into the cupcake batter they have no idea how the treats will turn out.

Jack and Anna's dog, Buddy, senses danger while they are at the carnival and receives a special award.

"In Bob Books First stories you will find twelve easy-to-read and humorous books. Perfect for emerging readers, this set including kid-approved stories that progress gently through graded reading levels A, B, and C. With one-syllable words and short vowels, Bob Books First stories is a fun confidence builder, especially for kids in Kindergarten."--Publisher's description.

Sight words are common words that appear again and again in your children's reading material. Knowing these words "by sight" is essential for reading fluency. This set provides practice at the beginning reading level, and introduces 30 of the most common and easy sight words. Our method makes the process of learning to recognize sight words very simple for the young reader. Consistent short vowels and simple stories mean children sound out (decode)...

Presents 1 volume, with each title containing a simple story incorporating a set of three high frequency sight words.

"Before children learn the alphabet, it can help if they are familiar with different shapes—the triangle of an A or the circle of an O, for instance. Three cute characters—one round, one rectangular, and one triangular—play hide-and-seek behind different shapes and children are invited to help find them. On a picnic the characters share oranges, pizza, and sandwiches, again with shapes for children to recognize." --publisher's website