Book Tour, Review and Giveaway
I’m thrilled to be hosting a spot on the THE READING HOUSE SETS 1-5 by Marla Conn.
Blog Tour hosted by Rockstar Book Tours
Description
The Reading House Sets 1–5 (on sale January 5, 2021) include
- The Reading House Set 1: Letter Recognition A–L
Set 1: Letter Recognition A-L includes 12 leveled storybooks featuring colorful animal characters, an activity sheet, a classroom guide with suggestions for use, and reward stickers. In Set 1, children will learn to:
1) Recognize lower and uppercase letters A-L
2) Identify beginning word sounds
3) Make associations between beginning sounds and words
The Reading House uses a clear, step-by-step method to guide children from letter recognition to phonemic awareness all the way up to independent reading. With lively, accessible text and an engaging cast of animal friends, this bright series proves that learning to read can be fun. And the included instruction guide means any parent or teacher can ensure success wherever they are!
- The Reading House Set 2: Letter Recognition M–Z, which help young readers identify lower- and upper-case letters and identify beginning sounds
- The Reading House Set 3: Introduction to Short Vowel Sounds,
- The Reading House Set 4: Short Vowel Clusters and Sight Words, and
- The Reading House 5: Short Vowels and Reading for Fluency, which introduce children to short vowels sounds, clusters, and sight words, as well as short vowel word families.
- THE READING HOUSE Sets 6–8 and 9–12 will publish in March and round out the program.
Details
Title: THE READING HOUSE SETS 1-5
Author: Marla Conn
Pub. Date: January 5, 2021
Publisher: The Reading House
Formats: Paperback, eBook
Pages: Each book is 120 pages
Find it: Goodreads
Buy The Books:
Set 1-6 Barnes & Noble
**Giveaway**
3 winners will win a finished copy of THE READING HOUSE SETS 1 & 2, US Only.
My Thoughts
The best way for me to share these little books is by posting lots of pictures. For that reason you will see more than my normal amount of photos sprinkled throughout.
At the back of each box are stickers and game instructions to help promote learning. And what child doesn’t love being able to earn stickers? And what teacher or parent isn’t interested in using the easy game ideas that are provided?
I highly recommend these books. If you have a little one who is only interested in fun books, but doesn’t want to work at reading, this will slip in learning without your kiddo hardly being aware of it. Or if you have a child who is eager to read. Presto. You reach for this series. Either way, you and your child come up winners.
This learn-to-read set of books uses so many wonderful methods to teach:
- Repetition
- Recognition
- Sounds
- Picture helps
- Games
- Working for Reward Stickers
Two thumbs up for The Reading House!
The colors and illustrations will warm your heart even when there is snow in the picture.
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About
the Author
Marla Conn is a reading and literary specialist with a masters of science in elementary education and reading. She has worked with HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, Penguin Random House, and many others, and is the creator of Dear Dragon Developing Readers, based on the work of Margaret Hillert. These leveled readers enable emergent readers to build early literacy skills in decoding, fluency, and reading comprehension. Website | Twitter | Goodreads
