Eric Olson
Kids Books (3)
Synopsis:
Read along with Snail Trail and learn the Long ‘ai’ Vowel.
Educator & Series Information
Recommended for K-2.
This book is part of the Drumbeat Decodable Book Collection Series 2.
Following the Drumbeat Decodable Series 1, the Drumbeat Decodable Series 2 also provides practice for children to become phonics-wise readers.
The Drumbeat Decodable Series 2 teach readers the long vowels (Long i_e, Long o_e, Long ee, Long ai, Long a_e, Long oa, Long u_e, and Long ea) in the context of cvc (consonant-vowel-consonant) words bringing a much-needed Indigenous Perspective to this phonics program. Each book contains a word list, high-frequency words, long vowel words, and fun activities for extended learning.
Additional Information
16 Pages | Paperback
Synopsis:
Read along with Stone Goes Home and learn the Long ‘o_e’ Vowel.
Educator & Series Information
Recommended for K-2.
This book is part of the Drumbeat Decodable Book Collection Series 2.
Following the Drumbeat Decodable Series 1, the Drumbeat Decodable Series 2 also provides practice for children to become phonics-wise readers.
The Drumbeat Decodable Series 2 teach readers the long vowels (Long i_e, Long o_e, Long ee, Long ai, Long a_e, Long oa, Long u_e, and Long ea) in the context of cvc (consonant-vowel-consonant) words bringing a much-needed Indigenous Perspective to this phonics program. Each book contains a word list, high-frequency words, long vowel words, and fun activities for extended learning.
Additional Information
16 Pages | Paperback
Synopsis:
Follow along as Dancing Butterfly Girl, a young Indigenous girl, reflects on all the amazing things in her life that she is grateful for.
Educator Information
Recommended for grades 4 to 6.
Additional Information
14 Pages | Hardcover
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