After a fun day at the beach, the consonants decide to go to their friend Sly's smoothie store, but they discover a big problem. With the help of Sly's new blender, they create initial consonant blends. Will they be able to work together to solve Sly's dilemma?
This phonics tale is a great teaching aid for elementary students and literacy lovers, alike! This is best used with students who've learned CVC words and are being introduced to the initial consonant blends. This can be used before, during, or after your literacy lessons, or as a read-aloud before explaining the concept of adjacent consonants that retain their own sound at the beginning of syllables and words. Please note this book includes two and three letter initial consonant blends.The ghost letters GN, KN, MB and WR live in a spooky house Not too far from town. One night, the vowels' curiosity leads them to explore the spooky house for themselves. Will the ghost letters be friendly or are the vowels in for more than they expected?
This phonics tale is a great teaching aid for elementary students and literacy lovers, alike! This is best used with students who've learned consonants and are being introduced to silent letter pairs. This can be used before, during, or after your literacy lessons, or as a read-aloud before explaining the concept of silent letters. Please note that this book only features KN, GN, MB, and WR.Y loves to build words with her letter friends, but she feels left out because there aren't that many words that start with the letter Y. She decides to go undercover as a spy and work as a vowel. Will she ever go back to her day job as a consonant sound?
This phonics tale is a great teaching aid for elementary students and literacy lovers, alike! This is best used with students who've learned long and short vowels and are being introduced to Y as a vowel sound in one syllable and two syllable words. This can be used before, during, or after your literacy lessons, or as a read-aloud before explaining the concept of Y as a vowel. Please note that this book features Y as a consonant sound, Y as long E sound, Y as long I sound and Y as short I sound. Vowel teams are not included in this story.During Spring Break, Q's aunt, Tru Evans, decides to take him to a new destination - an HBCU. As Q explores the life of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, he learns to gain meaning of the phrase HBCU Proud.
All that our protagonist knew of an HBCU is that his entire family loved Legacy University, since they're all alumni But will Q find his own love for Black Colleges?
Follow along as Q learns about the history of HBCUs, the relevance of HBCUs in our society today, and the importance for fighting to preserve our legacy.
Sharelle is a girl who lives with her stepmother and two stepsisters. She loves animals, reading and writing rhymes in her rhymebook-and she's pretty good at it, too. So when the Prince of Hip-Hop announces an Open Mic Night, Sharelle is ready to come for the crown.
But will she make it to the performance?
Will her stepmother and stepsisters dim her light?
Skylar receives an invitation to the party of the year. But it's a ... SKATE party!
Skylar doesn't know how to roller skate so she has to learn the importance of progress over perfection to make sure she's ready to roll!
Does she have what it takes to push herself out of her comfort zone? Follow along to find out!