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Sight Word Readers: Learning the First 50 Sight Words is a Snap! ペーパーバック – 2007/9/1
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Linda Ward Beech
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Help your child soar in reading with this set of 25 little books that teach 50 of the most frequently used words in print! Kids will love these playful stories they can read all by themselves. You'll love the fact that each one builds reading skills and confidence. Includes a mini-workbook filled with easy how-to's, fun activities, and write-and-learn pages to give kids practice writing the words too.
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• 25 full color, 8-page books
• parent tip sheet
• mini-workbook
• sturdy storage box
Includes
• 25 full color, 8-page books
• parent tip sheet
• mini-workbook
• sturdy storage box
- 対象読者年齢5 ~ 6 歳
- 言語英語
- 寸法15.24 x 6.1 x 14.73 cm
- 出版社Scholastic Teaching Resources
- 発売日2007/9/1
- ISBN-109780545067652
- ISBN-13978-0545067652
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活字になっている単語の中で最も使用頻度の高い50語を学べる、小型のかわいい本をたくさん集めたこのセットで、子どもの読む力をアップさせよう。ディナー、分かち合い、農場にいる仲間たち、パーティーといった、子どもが大好きなトピックを取り上げた楽しいお話は、子どもたちのお気に入りになるだろう。どの本も子どもに読解力と自信をつけてくれる。
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- 出版社 : Scholastic Teaching Resources (2007/9/1)
- 発売日 : 2007/9/1
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- ISBN-10 : 9780545067652
- ISBN-13 : 978-0545067652
- 対象読者年齢 : 5 ~ 6 歳
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レビューのフィルタリング中に問題が発生しました。後でもう一度試してください。
2024年3月6日に日本でレビュー済み
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Helpful for my child's English speaking. Plus, they are funny for the child, keeping them excited throughout the learning process
2023年11月24日に日本でレビュー済み
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寝る前の読み聞かせ用に買いました。とても簡単な文章で、絵で内容がわかるので、楽しそうです。毎日2冊読み聞かせしてます。
小学生になると日本語の本みたいに、自分で読めるかなぁ?と考えてます。
小学生になると日本語の本みたいに、自分で読めるかなぁ?と考えてます。
2021年9月28日に日本でレビュー済み
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アルファベットがかけるようになったら、簡単な本読みをしようとこの商品を買いました。
本読みをスムーズによめるようになるにはsight wordsに慣れることがキーになるのではと自身の経験からかんじました。フォニックスと併用で4ー5歳頃にスタートすると米国公立幼稚園と同じレベルで本を読めるとおもいます。
本読みをスムーズによめるようになるにはsight wordsに慣れることがキーになるのではと自身の経験からかんじました。フォニックスと併用で4ー5歳頃にスタートすると米国公立幼稚園と同じレベルで本を読めるとおもいます。
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寝る前に他の絵本とこの中から一冊と決めて読んでいます。
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5歳、4歳の息子に。フォニックスがなんとなくわかるようになってきたかなぁというレベルです。
最初に私が読んで、次に一緒に読んで、を何回かやると、自分で読めるようになります。暗記してるだけかもしれませんが。汗
イラストは、子供好みではなく、ちょっと古い感じ?ですが、文章が繰り返しで分かりやすいので、親子ともに、気に入って使っています。
このボリュームで、このお値段は、★5つだと思います〜!
最初に私が読んで、次に一緒に読んで、を何回かやると、自分で読めるようになります。暗記してるだけかもしれませんが。汗
イラストは、子供好みではなく、ちょっと古い感じ?ですが、文章が繰り返しで分かりやすいので、親子ともに、気に入って使っています。
このボリュームで、このお値段は、★5つだと思います〜!
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英語を習い始めた小1の子どもに購入しました。
まずは読み聞かせて、その後一人読み。
どれも1ページにイラストと英文が載っています。
1冊が短いので、あまり負担にならず良いです。
何度も読んで、とうとう全冊自分ひとりで読めたときは
とても達成感があったようで喜んでいました。
同じ文型の繰り返しが、多読の導入にとてもいいと思いました。
まずは読み聞かせて、その後一人読み。
どれも1ページにイラストと英文が載っています。
1冊が短いので、あまり負担にならず良いです。
何度も読んで、とうとう全冊自分ひとりで読めたときは
とても達成感があったようで喜んでいました。
同じ文型の繰り返しが、多読の導入にとてもいいと思いました。
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Amanda R
5つ星のうち5.0
Extremely Helpful - Speech Delay/Apraxia (CAS)
2024年3月16日にカナダでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
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1. Repetition/Recognition: Short sentences with the same "core" words. Kids would be able to recognize the words by sight. The end of book game helps with being able to see the word and test them.
2. Confidence Building: I saw confidence in my daughter as she began to recognize the words and express excitement as we read through the short stories.
3. Building Vocab: We primarily used this for specific words my daughter was having a hard time with. The exposure to the word constantly helped.
4. Parent/Kid Reading: This allowed me to teach my daughter without her really realizing we were practicing the words. It also becomes easy for us to notice if our kid has mastered a specific word/book and if we should move up a level.
5. Overall Quality: These books are good as shown in video.
I'd say it was well worth it and I will be buying another!

Chelo A.
5つ星のうち5.0
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2021年3月9日にメキシコでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Muy buenos, para niños que empiezan a leer en inglés, son pequeños libritos de 8 páginas, en donde el Niño podrá terminar de leerlo sin problema alguno !

Client d'Amazon
5つ星のうち5.0
Amazing!!
2022年5月24日にドイツでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
This helped a lot

OhNo
5つ星のうち5.0
K-1st struggling to read? This is the answers to your prayer bro lol
2019年9月5日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
I figure this review will be rather long. So for any desperate parent scrolling through countless reviews on countless similar items , I will do you the favor and stress how much this book set impressed me! If you have a kindergartner or first grader who is really STRUGGLING with reading then PLEASE trust that this PURCHASE could help.
**Skip to the last (2) paragraphs for summary of the material ......or read on for details:**
My daughter never attended preschool. She entered kindergarten struggling with barely being able to recite her ABC’s but would NOT cooperate with any of my many approaches and efforts to assist her through practicing, learning through play, incorporating letter board puzzles and alphabet toys into her collection of toys, etc.
I am currently majoring in early childhood education, where I had learn different techniques to encourage kids to learn but most of these techniques focus on learning through discovery and what is of interest to the child. As a matter of fact, my teachers even stress not to force reading on children who do not display in eagerness or readiness to read. Following this advice, made beginning kinder a total nightmare.
After the teacher had spoke with me several times after school, to let me know that my daughter was not at the same level as the other students, and the first of the parent teacher conferences...I knew that I was willing to throw everything I learned in my textbooks to hell! I wanted to give any advice the teacher was offering a try, to help reinforce their daily lessons, no matter how much my daughter tried to avoid it.
Still, when I would see progress in one area it would seem she would do poorly in another or have trouble doing reviews on previous lessons. I felt defeated. Fortunately, I ended up seeing some light at the end of the tunnel when a one on one program for extra help with her reading was set up at her school .
This helped her tremendously, I mean within a week she was WILLING to work with me, which was really all I needed. A teacher would pull her from class and sit outside with her and go over little books that would later get sent home with a worksheet to complete and turn in the next day, twice a week. Her progress made leaps and bounds and her excited teacher didn’t withhold her excitement at our very last conference of the year. But, summer was busy, and though we have maybe 50 children’s books that I would read to her at night, none were easy enough for her to read to me or on her own. I tried a subscription to the “I can read..” club where they would send three books a month that were supposed to be easy enough for her to learn to read, but I hated it . I even subscribed to the Dr Seuss equivalent of it, and though it was better, it’s still just wasn’t what I was looking for .
First grade had just started, and I realized that the program either was not continuing or has not started yet and my daughter needed to practice her reading, A LOT. On back to school night I looked at the desk next to her where another’s student ‘book’, that the students were all working on, stood out. It seemed a lot more advanced than the one sitting on my daughter’s desk. A wave of emotions hit me and I hopped on Amazon to find help. And boy, did I! :)
** These easy readers were l like the ones she would take home last year, but BETTER. They are small square books similar to the size of the others but these ones are in color. The worksheets that she would take home with each book are basically the ones provided in the little workbook that comes included, each with a page dedicated to one of the stories in the set. They are really simple worksheets but they really do help to reinforce the site words which is crucial. So please do not skip this simple step if you have a young one struggling like mine. Also, there are tips for parents to utilize at the end of each book. I will include a picture of the simple instruction which I followed but with an extra step in between, where I would read a page and she would read a page. I think that made it four times we went over the book in one night but they are really quick. Though it may seem tedious to repeat it, I believe that this was crucial, four our experience. And, I made sure to only do one book. Even though after we finished she asked which book we were going to do next, I did not allow her to think of this set has something to race through with a goal to get to the end. Rather let her find mastery of the sight words, during the process. If you would like to go over more than one book a day, which we will likely do on weekends , I just suggest doing them at different times of the day, not one after the other . Especially since kids can only really concentrate on one thing for 15 minutes before getting tired of it. I did not want my daughter to end on a bad note, especially the first day I was introducing this. Oh and I let her choose which of the blue books she wanted to start with, which I assumed were the first to start with because (which I may have been wrong) they seemed to have the easiest sight words. That was my attempt to encourage her excitement, and I suppose it helped well enough. **
I had just received this set, so I have only gone over one book and one worksheet with my daughter , but I knew I had to come leave a review as the school year is just starting and there may be others out there looking for help like I was. I could literally see the progress already. We went over the book last night and this morning while she was getting dressed and I was doing her hair I asked her what were the site words we learned last night and she recited them to me . Then I asked her to spell them and she spelled them without looking at a book or really thinking about it at all . I dropped her to school and hopped onto write this review . Look if your kid is a great reader congratulations this set is not for you. Other reviewer‘s left things in their reviews that left me a bit irritated that they would not take into consideration that there are kids, yes even in first grade, that these books would be of great help to. But las I have said, these books are for kids struggling to grasp reading, not for those who can already read well.
**Skip to the last (2) paragraphs for summary of the material ......or read on for details:**
My daughter never attended preschool. She entered kindergarten struggling with barely being able to recite her ABC’s but would NOT cooperate with any of my many approaches and efforts to assist her through practicing, learning through play, incorporating letter board puzzles and alphabet toys into her collection of toys, etc.
I am currently majoring in early childhood education, where I had learn different techniques to encourage kids to learn but most of these techniques focus on learning through discovery and what is of interest to the child. As a matter of fact, my teachers even stress not to force reading on children who do not display in eagerness or readiness to read. Following this advice, made beginning kinder a total nightmare.
After the teacher had spoke with me several times after school, to let me know that my daughter was not at the same level as the other students, and the first of the parent teacher conferences...I knew that I was willing to throw everything I learned in my textbooks to hell! I wanted to give any advice the teacher was offering a try, to help reinforce their daily lessons, no matter how much my daughter tried to avoid it.
Still, when I would see progress in one area it would seem she would do poorly in another or have trouble doing reviews on previous lessons. I felt defeated. Fortunately, I ended up seeing some light at the end of the tunnel when a one on one program for extra help with her reading was set up at her school .
This helped her tremendously, I mean within a week she was WILLING to work with me, which was really all I needed. A teacher would pull her from class and sit outside with her and go over little books that would later get sent home with a worksheet to complete and turn in the next day, twice a week. Her progress made leaps and bounds and her excited teacher didn’t withhold her excitement at our very last conference of the year. But, summer was busy, and though we have maybe 50 children’s books that I would read to her at night, none were easy enough for her to read to me or on her own. I tried a subscription to the “I can read..” club where they would send three books a month that were supposed to be easy enough for her to learn to read, but I hated it . I even subscribed to the Dr Seuss equivalent of it, and though it was better, it’s still just wasn’t what I was looking for .
First grade had just started, and I realized that the program either was not continuing or has not started yet and my daughter needed to practice her reading, A LOT. On back to school night I looked at the desk next to her where another’s student ‘book’, that the students were all working on, stood out. It seemed a lot more advanced than the one sitting on my daughter’s desk. A wave of emotions hit me and I hopped on Amazon to find help. And boy, did I! :)
** These easy readers were l like the ones she would take home last year, but BETTER. They are small square books similar to the size of the others but these ones are in color. The worksheets that she would take home with each book are basically the ones provided in the little workbook that comes included, each with a page dedicated to one of the stories in the set. They are really simple worksheets but they really do help to reinforce the site words which is crucial. So please do not skip this simple step if you have a young one struggling like mine. Also, there are tips for parents to utilize at the end of each book. I will include a picture of the simple instruction which I followed but with an extra step in between, where I would read a page and she would read a page. I think that made it four times we went over the book in one night but they are really quick. Though it may seem tedious to repeat it, I believe that this was crucial, four our experience. And, I made sure to only do one book. Even though after we finished she asked which book we were going to do next, I did not allow her to think of this set has something to race through with a goal to get to the end. Rather let her find mastery of the sight words, during the process. If you would like to go over more than one book a day, which we will likely do on weekends , I just suggest doing them at different times of the day, not one after the other . Especially since kids can only really concentrate on one thing for 15 minutes before getting tired of it. I did not want my daughter to end on a bad note, especially the first day I was introducing this. Oh and I let her choose which of the blue books she wanted to start with, which I assumed were the first to start with because (which I may have been wrong) they seemed to have the easiest sight words. That was my attempt to encourage her excitement, and I suppose it helped well enough. **
I had just received this set, so I have only gone over one book and one worksheet with my daughter , but I knew I had to come leave a review as the school year is just starting and there may be others out there looking for help like I was. I could literally see the progress already. We went over the book last night and this morning while she was getting dressed and I was doing her hair I asked her what were the site words we learned last night and she recited them to me . Then I asked her to spell them and she spelled them without looking at a book or really thinking about it at all . I dropped her to school and hopped onto write this review . Look if your kid is a great reader congratulations this set is not for you. Other reviewer‘s left things in their reviews that left me a bit irritated that they would not take into consideration that there are kids, yes even in first grade, that these books would be of great help to. But las I have said, these books are for kids struggling to grasp reading, not for those who can already read well.


OhNo
2019年9月5日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み
**Skip to the last (2) paragraphs for summary of the material ......or read on for details:**
My daughter never attended preschool. She entered kindergarten struggling with barely being able to recite her ABC’s but would NOT cooperate with any of my many approaches and efforts to assist her through practicing, learning through play, incorporating letter board puzzles and alphabet toys into her collection of toys, etc.
I am currently majoring in early childhood education, where I had learn different techniques to encourage kids to learn but most of these techniques focus on learning through discovery and what is of interest to the child. As a matter of fact, my teachers even stress not to force reading on children who do not display in eagerness or readiness to read. Following this advice, made beginning kinder a total nightmare.
After the teacher had spoke with me several times after school, to let me know that my daughter was not at the same level as the other students, and the first of the parent teacher conferences...I knew that I was willing to throw everything I learned in my textbooks to hell! I wanted to give any advice the teacher was offering a try, to help reinforce their daily lessons, no matter how much my daughter tried to avoid it.
Still, when I would see progress in one area it would seem she would do poorly in another or have trouble doing reviews on previous lessons. I felt defeated. Fortunately, I ended up seeing some light at the end of the tunnel when a one on one program for extra help with her reading was set up at her school .
This helped her tremendously, I mean within a week she was WILLING to work with me, which was really all I needed. A teacher would pull her from class and sit outside with her and go over little books that would later get sent home with a worksheet to complete and turn in the next day, twice a week. Her progress made leaps and bounds and her excited teacher didn’t withhold her excitement at our very last conference of the year. But, summer was busy, and though we have maybe 50 children’s books that I would read to her at night, none were easy enough for her to read to me or on her own. I tried a subscription to the “I can read..” club where they would send three books a month that were supposed to be easy enough for her to learn to read, but I hated it . I even subscribed to the Dr Seuss equivalent of it, and though it was better, it’s still just wasn’t what I was looking for .
First grade had just started, and I realized that the program either was not continuing or has not started yet and my daughter needed to practice her reading, A LOT. On back to school night I looked at the desk next to her where another’s student ‘book’, that the students were all working on, stood out. It seemed a lot more advanced than the one sitting on my daughter’s desk. A wave of emotions hit me and I hopped on Amazon to find help. And boy, did I! :)
** These easy readers were l like the ones she would take home last year, but BETTER. They are small square books similar to the size of the others but these ones are in color. The worksheets that she would take home with each book are basically the ones provided in the little workbook that comes included, each with a page dedicated to one of the stories in the set. They are really simple worksheets but they really do help to reinforce the site words which is crucial. So please do not skip this simple step if you have a young one struggling like mine. Also, there are tips for parents to utilize at the end of each book. I will include a picture of the simple instruction which I followed but with an extra step in between, where I would read a page and she would read a page. I think that made it four times we went over the book in one night but they are really quick. Though it may seem tedious to repeat it, I believe that this was crucial, four our experience. And, I made sure to only do one book. Even though after we finished she asked which book we were going to do next, I did not allow her to think of this set has something to race through with a goal to get to the end. Rather let her find mastery of the sight words, during the process. If you would like to go over more than one book a day, which we will likely do on weekends , I just suggest doing them at different times of the day, not one after the other . Especially since kids can only really concentrate on one thing for 15 minutes before getting tired of it. I did not want my daughter to end on a bad note, especially the first day I was introducing this. Oh and I let her choose which of the blue books she wanted to start with, which I assumed were the first to start with because (which I may have been wrong) they seemed to have the easiest sight words. That was my attempt to encourage her excitement, and I suppose it helped well enough. **
I had just received this set, so I have only gone over one book and one worksheet with my daughter , but I knew I had to come leave a review as the school year is just starting and there may be others out there looking for help like I was. I could literally see the progress already. We went over the book last night and this morning while she was getting dressed and I was doing her hair I asked her what were the site words we learned last night and she recited them to me . Then I asked her to spell them and she spelled them without looking at a book or really thinking about it at all . I dropped her to school and hopped onto write this review . Look if your kid is a great reader congratulations this set is not for you. Other reviewer‘s left things in their reviews that left me a bit irritated that they would not take into consideration that there are kids, yes even in first grade, that these books would be of great help to. But las I have said, these books are for kids struggling to grasp reading, not for those who can already read well.
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Claudia Judith
5つ星のうち3.0
Great, simple learning books... but missing 1 book!
2020年11月15日にフランスでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Great books! My daughter likes the repetition and the stories are easy to read and understand. We have yet to try the activity book but it looks perfect.
I would have given 5 stars except that my set was missing 1 book (Go, Go)!
I would have given 5 stars except that my set was missing 1 book (Go, Go)!