Bit Bat Bee, Rime with Me!: Word Patterns and Activities, Grades K-3
Teach word patterns to emergent readers using this terrific resource!\ • Includes reproducibles to teach word families to new and striving readers\ • Uses all learning modalities to help students make the all-important connection from sounds to written word\ • Easy-to-use, tied to national standards, and targeted to all students struggling to make adequate yearly progress (AYP) in reading\ • Reviews basic consonant sounds, blends, and digraphS\ • Includes take homes for parents to provide...
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Teach word patterns to emergent readers using this terrific resource!· Includes reproducibles to teach word families to new and striving readers· Uses all learning modalities to help students make the all-important connection from sounds to written word· Easy-to-use, tied to national standards, and targeted to all students struggling to make adequate yearly progress (AYP) in reading· Reviews basic consonant sounds, blends, and digraphs· Includes take homes for parents to provide reinforcement at homeThis book is a valuable resource for any teacher, librarian, or literacy coach who teaches beginning reading. Teach rimes through verses, crafts and other motivating, age-appropriate activities in these short, easy-to-use, hands-on lessons and reproducibles.ÊThis resource could be a staple for those who work with emergent readers.
\ From the Publisher"One of the librarian's roles is supporting classroom teachers in the teaching of phonics. With Linda Armstrong's new book, this job has become easier. . . . Of course this book isn't just for librarians; classroom teachers will find it useful as will literacy coaches."\ -\ Library Media Connection\ "Designed for teachers, librarians, and literacy coaches who teach beginning reading, the text contains 35 units for teaching rimes through verses, crafts and other activities. Each unit contains a complete lesson plan, including reproducible materials."\ -\ Reference & Research Book News\ "Teachers and librarians looking for new ideas to teach beginning reading skills will want Linda Armstrong's Bit, Bat, Bee, Rime with Me! Word Patterns and Activities, Grades K-3.…Especially helpful are the two bibliographies of rhyming picture books and of related resources for educators, and the table of useful websites."\ -\ Catholic Library World\ \ \
