Bob Books: Beginning Readers Wipe-Clean Workbook Stage 1: Starting to Read (Stage 1: Starting to Read)

  Award-Winning Bob Books for Every Stage of Early Reading Workbook Ages: 3 to 5 Stage 1: Starting to Read Young readers can practice their early phonics skills again and again in this playful wipe-clean workbook. The 32 pages of writing and drawing activities can be done alongside the Bob Books Set 1: Beginning Readers phonics box set, or by any child who is just starting to sound out (decode) words. Perfect for learning at home or on-the-go! 32 pages of activities ― 2 pages for each of the 12 books in the Bob Books Set 1: Beginning Readers box set, plus bonus activities! Writing activities are based on three-letter words with short vowels in simple sentences. Activities gradually add letter sounds until children have completed activities with all letters of the alphabet (except Q). Open-ended drawing activities can be completed differently each time, encouraging creativity and keeping learning fun! Full-colour, friendly illustrations feature characters that children love to learn to draw on their own Wipe-clean marker included High gloss wipe-clean pages are bound in a lay-flat spiral for ease of use Builds fine motor skills Ability to easily erase and try again helps build confidence! ABOUT BOBS BOOKS Bob Books is America's no.1, award-winning, learning-to-read series trusted for over 40 years. Bob Books is a true first reader series, designed to make helping children learn to read simple and straightforward. The clean layout, short words, and simple phonics make learning to read a fun and natural step for a child that knows the alphabet. Companion workbooks extend children's reading journey by allowing them to practice the skills learned in the books. Bob Books is designed to give young children the tools to cross from learning letters to reading words. The award-winning beginning reader book sets start slowly and progress from books with three letter words, to books with more than one sentence per page. By meeting children at the right level, parents are often