| Author: | Agnes Musa | ISBN: | 9781310958540 |
| Publisher: | Agnes Musa | Publication: | November 24, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Agnes Musa |
| ISBN: | 9781310958540 |
| Publisher: | Agnes Musa |
| Publication: | November 24, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
It all started with Sophia Ostrich’s one blue and one brown leg. Odd.
More animals started to turn blue. The animals were concerned … and scared. Chloe Parrot has a secret. No animal really knows what is causing the animals to turn blue and what is more important, what is to be done about it. So, a Meet Up is called. Find out what happens in this follow up book to “Blue Blue.”
This book is written in large words to make it easy to read. Pages are done separately, to address the issue of word distortion on some e-readers. The book makes extensive use of sight “flash” words from the Dolchlist, covering pre primer level to help children easily master sight words.
The book, written in simplified English, is for children at pre-primer to first grade. It can also be used by people learning to read English, learning English as a second language and by parents teaching children to read.
It all started with Sophia Ostrich’s one blue and one brown leg. Odd.
More animals started to turn blue. The animals were concerned … and scared. Chloe Parrot has a secret. No animal really knows what is causing the animals to turn blue and what is more important, what is to be done about it. So, a Meet Up is called. Find out what happens in this follow up book to “Blue Blue.”
This book is written in large words to make it easy to read. Pages are done separately, to address the issue of word distortion on some e-readers. The book makes extensive use of sight “flash” words from the Dolchlist, covering pre primer level to help children easily master sight words.
The book, written in simplified English, is for children at pre-primer to first grade. It can also be used by people learning to read English, learning English as a second language and by parents teaching children to read.
