Dora's Picnic (Ready-to-Read Series)
Level 1: Starting to Read\ Simple stories\ Increased vocabulary\ Longer sentences\ Dora and her friends are going to a picnic at Play Park. What will everyone bring?\ \ \ Rebus icons and simple stories help young readers learn to read in this new Ready-to-Read book featuring Dora and her friends. In Dora's Picnic, Dora and her friends are going to a picnic at Play Park. What does everyone bring?\
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Level 1: Starting to Read • Simple stories • Increased vocabulary • Longer sentences Dora and her friends are going to a picnic at Play Park. What will everyone bring?Marilyn Courtot - Children's LiteratureIt is a beautiful day and Dora the Explorer is getting ready for a picnic. Her mother is helping her with the peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Dora also has bananas for her best friend Boots. Her other friends are also contributing to the feast. Bunny is bringing juice and Big Red Chicken has popcorn. Baby Blue Bird has a wagonload of fruit and so on. Before eating they all have a great time playing on the slide, swings and in the sandbox. This Ready-to-Read Level 1, is designed to help kids read with success and to have some fun with familiar characters. At this level, word repetition, familiarity and simple sentences will greatly assist those at the pre-reading level. 2003, Simon Spotlight, Ages 4 to 6.
\ From Barnes & NobleThe little bilingual explorer stars in this outdoorsy Ready-to-Read book! Dora, Boots, and her other friends are headed off to the park for a picnic. Beginning readers can learn what they see and do at the park while they increase their English and Spanish vocabulary and read more complex sentences. With Dora hosting this bright book, becoming a better reader is muy sublime!\ \ \ \ \ Children's LiteratureIt is a beautiful day and Dora the Explorer is getting ready for a picnic. Her mother is helping her with the peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Dora also has bananas for her best friend Boots. Her other friends are also contributing to the feast. Bunny is bringing juice and Big Red Chicken has popcorn. Baby Blue Bird has a wagonload of fruit and so on. Before eating they all have a great time playing on the slide, swings and in the sandbox. This Ready-to-Read Level 1, is designed to help kids read with success and to have some fun with familiar characters. At this level, word repetition, familiarity and simple sentences will greatly assist those at the pre-reading level. 2003, Simon Spotlight, Ages 4 to 6. \ — Marilyn Courtot\ \
