Budding Reader Book Set 5: Hens {Book Review}
If you have been working through the Budding Reader eBooks with us, you have a mighty little reader on your hands! By now, they should be able to read the 40 eBooks from the previous four sets and well as other beginner readers from the library.
This is our 5th and final review of the Budding Reader eBooks Sets. If you are not familiar with this amazing platform, you need to spend some time on their site! These eBooks are designed to make reading fun. Their eBooks start with super simple words that focus on a particular sound and quickly turn new readers (even reluctant ones) into successful readers by incorporating effective principles identified by the research of the National Reading Panel.We have finished working through Set 1: Cat and Rat, Set 2: Wit and Kit and Set 3: Bugs, Set 4: Hop! and are now moving on to the final Budding Reader eBook Sets, “Hen”. This next set in the series introduces the short “e” vowel sound. In this set, eight of the sight words previously introduced in the series will reviewed and many more new high frequency words will be covered including these 22 words that will be used over the course of the ten books in this set: are, at, chick, chicks, egg, eggs, Em, hen, hens, house, in, is, Jen, look, looks, next, see, that, the, them, to, who.
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The basic sets for beginner readers are:
• Set 1: Cat and Rat (Short a; 11 words)
• Set 2: Wit and Kit (Short i; 17 words)
• Set 3: Bugs (Short u; 18 words)
• Set 4: Hop! (Short o; 18 words)
• Set 5: Hens (Short e; 22 words)
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