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Reading 911, February 4, 2010
This review is from: The Big Collection Of Phonics Flipbooks: 200 Reproducible Flipbooks That Target the Phonics & Word Study Skills Every Primary Student Needs to Know (Paperback)
My daughter wasn't catching on to reading in kindergarten. Her teachers were becoming concerned. We ordered this book and I used a bunch of these wonderful phonics flipbooks patterns at home to teach our kindergartner to sound out and blend words. She had so much fun, that she didnt realize that she was actually learning to read. The book included simple directions inside, and we made some flipbooks, and soon our daughter was sounding out a whole bunch of little words like cat, fat, rat, mat, hat. We were amazed! Note that the material is for grades kindergarten through third.
I highly, highly recommend this book for parents of struggling readers and any teacher who teaches beginning reading. My daughter is becoming great reader and a top student in school now.
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Fabulous!, February 16, 2011
This review is from: The Big Collection Of Phonics Flipbooks: 200 Reproducible Flipbooks That Target the Phonics & Word Study Skills Every Primary Student Needs to Know (Paperback)
This phonics flipbook is fabulous! I teach kindergarten/first grade. These reproducible flipbooks have proven to be a real boost in my classroom by reinforcing our learning of word families, blends, and word decoding. They will be perfect to implement when we move into learning about vowel combinations and digraphs. The reading level on Amazon indicates ages 9-12, but that is not accurate, even my kindergartner are able to cut and compile these books. Student were so excited to read their books to classmates and even more thrilled they were able to take them home to read them to their parents. And, now, the second grade teachers are borrowing my Big Collection of Flipbooks.
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A Must!, March 20, 2011
This review is from: The Big Collection Of Phonics Flipbooks: 200 Reproducible Flipbooks That Target the Phonics & Word Study Skills Every Primary Student Needs to Know (Paperback)
I really don't quite know what I expected when I opened this book for the first time, perhaps I was tired at the end of a long and trying day, but needless to say, I have since revised my initial "what the?" thoughts.
Cons: Printer required. One could reproduce by hand easily enough, and it would be well worth the effort.
Once one has photocopied one's chosen page, cut-out according to the well defined "dotted lines", placed in order as per the list at the top and stapled ... one has the most magical little flip-books that elicit instant success from the child well-schooled in their alphabet sounds. One can also play with the set format with either the addition or deletion of words in the logical sequence, eg I added "d" to the "am" sequence (printing "d" from another set) of "h am", "j am" etc so that "dam" was included. What I found most gratifying was the fact she has only just started, and how quickly she read "sw am" as "swam" and "cl am" as clam (not really a familiar word as most don't eat clam chowder in this part of the world, although she is familiar with the marine bivalve). Inspired, we produced a few more "flipbooks" with the same easy result, this has not only consolidated her work at school, but, removed the tedium and limitations along with the realisation that she can progress/succeed indepenent of her classroom setting. This boosts confidence, by learning away from the prying eyes of one's peers, there is no comparative-pressure, especially when one is four and others are six.
Each page, both recto and verso, comprises one "flipbook" (equating to 400, not 200 "flipbooks"), comprehensively organised into long, short & silent e vowels, long vowel phonograms, diphthongs, consonant blends, prefixes, suffixes etc, etc. Suffice to say, do your child a favour, ensure your child knows their sounds (play I-spy with sounds and letter names etc) and buy this book.
By-the-way, I didn't purchase from Amazon, wish I had, @$16.49 their price is more than half that of elsewhere, in fact I might just purchase another (to give) right now.
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