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Fiction - Animals - Mammals, Poetry - Rhymes, Nursery Rhymes & Fingerplays, Fiction - Emotions & Behaviors, Emotions & Feelings

Tiny Tiger

by Barbara deRubertis, Eva V. Cockrille
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Overview

Special focus on the long vowel sound of the letter "i". Tiny Tiger is so shy, the other kids just pass him by. A wise old lion gives Tiny some advice. It works!

Tiny Tiger is too shy to play with the other cats, but then old Riley Lion gives him some wise advice.

Synopsis

Special focus on the long vowel sound of the letter "i". Tiny Tiger is so shy, the other kids just pass him by. A wise old lion gives Tiny some advice. It works!

School Library Journal

PreS-Gr 2--Simple rhyming stories introduce long vowel sounds in these phonics primers. The books feature bright, full-color illustrations. The narration is clear on all the tapes. Beginning readers are introduced to homonyms, digraphs, and word patterns. Activities to extend the lessons appear at the back of each book. The flash card words and ideas for parents and children working together could be used successfully at home or in classrooms. While these are good teaching tools, children will find the stories lacking. The characters, all animals, are flat. The females are feminine, sweet, and play very traditional roles. These are a reasonable choice for libraries with a demand for phonics materials.--Angela J. Reynolds, West Slope Community Library, Portland, OR

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School Library Journal

PreS-Gr 2--Simple rhyming stories introduce long vowel sounds in these phonics primers. The books feature bright, full-color illustrations. The narration is clear on all the tapes. Beginning readers are introduced to homonyms, digraphs, and word patterns. Activities to extend the lessons appear at the back of each book. The flash card words and ideas for parents and children working together could be used successfully at home or in classrooms. While these are good teaching tools, children will find the stories lacking. The characters, all animals, are flat. The females are feminine, sweet, and play very traditional roles. These are a reasonable choice for libraries with a demand for phonics materials.--Angela J. Reynolds, West Slope Community Library, Portland, OR

Book Details

Published
January 1, 1997
Publisher
Kane Press, The
Pages
32
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781575650241

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