Look carefully at the image below. What is it?
According to a four-year-old connecting the lettered dots, it’s a bathtub. The preK student thought the receiver looks like a shower nozzle, and the rest of it–well, who knows.
Wrote his mother, “Companies may want to update their workbook pictures. Not sure anyone under 20 years old has ever used one like this.”
Is your child ready for essay writing? I tutor online middle and high school essay writing. Click the graphic above for my “how to” blog and tutoring information.
You may think revising means finding grammar and spelling mistakes when it really means rewriting—moving ideas around, adding more details, using specific verbs, varying your sentence structures and adding figurative language. Learn how to improve your writing with these rewriting ideas and more. CLICK ON the photo above for more.
Comical stories, repetitive phrasing, and expressive illustrations engage early readers and build reading confidence. Each story includes easy to pronounce two-, three-, and four-letter words which follow the rules of phonics. The result is a fun reading experience leading to comprehension, recall, and stimulating discussion. Each story is true children’s literature with a beginning, a middle and an end. Each book also contains a "fun and games" activity section to further develop the beginning reader's learning experience. CLICK ON the book collection above for more.
CLICK ON the painting above for Mrs. A's most recent artwork.
comicphonics for early readers 