Breaking Big Words, Part 1 Booklet
Description:
Long words look scary until your child learns to split them into parts. This booklet teaches one kind of word part at a time, so words like napkin, robot and candle become easy to read.
What's inside:
- 8 short lessons: two closed parts, doubled letters, open parts, open or closed?, the lazy vowel, consonant-le, three-part words, then a mixed review
- The same steps as the Pulling Together books, so the lessons feel familiar
- 8 stories about life on our Colorado farm, featuring the animals from the series
- A sort game for telling the patterns apart
- A one-page Roll and Read check at the end, with "Still tricky?" pointers back to the right lesson
- A parent guide and contents page
Who it's for: Children who have finished Book 2 of Pulling Together, or any reader who needs extra practice with this pattern. It works well for parents, tutors and teachers. It uses the dyslexia-friendly design of the main books: clear print, extra spacing, and marks for long vowels and silent letters.
Format: PDF download, 60 pages, US Letter. Print one lesson at a time at home. (Many local libraries offer free or low-cost printing.)
For use with the children in one family, or by one tutor with their own students. Classroom licenses are available separately.
