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READING ALOUDBenefits of Reading Aloud (Article)Other Suggestions for Books to Read AloudTwo Can Read Series by Edupress
This innovative series is designed to give older
children practice reading to younger children, while letting the younger children share in
the reading at their own level. This series is ideal for home school families, for
peer tutoring, or for any other situation where readers have two different ability levels.
The left-hand page, which consists of a simple sentence or two, is in
slightly larger print for lower level readers. The right hand side is a paragraph (or two
or three smaller ones) in regular print. Animal Stories
If Dogs Ruled the World gives young readers an idea of how dogs might feel about the way we treat them. Cat.#EP-650 Love me Said the Rat: As various children enter the pet store, we read the thoughts and pleas of the white rat who wants to be adopted by a child. He lists all his qualifications for being a good pet, but especially this one: 'Love me and I'll love you back.' Cat. #EP-651 The Hungry Hippo. Helen, the always hungry hippo, tried a chunk of honey she saw flowing from a beehive, but it caused her teeth to stick together. As various animals try to help, a wild series of accidents unfolds until the last one solves Helen's sticky problem. Cat.#EP-652 Dinner at the Zoo. When Frank the zoo keeper needs time off to go to a party, his friend Bill offers to feed the animals for him. But he doesn't listen very well to the instructions and gives each animal the wrong food. When Frank returns, it's to a bunch of very hungry and grouchy animals. And Bill learns the importance of listening carefully to instructions. Cat. #EP-653 Lost in the Dark Woods. A young boy wanders away from his campground and family and gets lost in the woods. He meets a raccoon, who invites him to come and help him forage for food, with a promise to show him the way back to his family afterwards. The boy learns to see the woods through raccoon eyes, and then the raccoon leads him back to his family. Cat. #EP-655 Adventure Stories
The Night Adventure: As Eldon is trying to get to sleep, he decides to have a night adventure in his own back yard, so if things get too scary it will be easy to be rescued. So he takes off with his flashlight and discovers that things that seem strange in the dark become more familiar when he shines his light on them. At the end of his night adventure he finds his missing guinea pig and takes it back to his safe and cozy room. Cat.#EP-656 My Magic Carpet Adventure: Eldon's rug becomes a magic carpet and takes him to the ocean, the North Pole, the desert, Australia, and finally, when he gets tired, back to his bed to sleep. Cat. #EP-657 My Sidewalk Adventure: Eldon takes a walk and imagines all sorts of adventures that give him different perspectives of his world -- a tree's, a mole's, and finally, a spider's, who sees him a dinner. He quickly decides to return home to the security of his mother's loving hug. Cat.#EP-658 A Space Adventure: As Elton looks out his window, he is "startled by a gigantic clang and a tremendous bang," accompanied by a bright moving light. Suddenly he is aboard a space ship, traveling among the planets, and finally landing on a strange one with gumdrops all over the ground. After loading all he could into his spaceship, he heard a loud crash as he sat at the controls, and was surprised to find himself lying on the floor next to his bed. Cat. #EP-660 A Fishing Adventure: Eldon has been reading about fishing and decides it's time for a fishing adventure. His human friend Dito takes him ocean fishing in a boat, with a net. It rains, and they get caught in a dangerous storm. Cat.#EP-661 Nature Stories
Little Leaf Grows Up: Little Leaf begins life in the springtime, high on a big tree. He works hard all through the summer growing and making food for his tree with sunshine and air. And in the autumn, he and his friends change color and go soaring through the air in all different directions to unknown destinations. Cat. #EP-663 Ladybug and Grasshopper: As Ladybug and Grasshopper go exploring together, they discover a tree with a nest at the end of one of its branches. The baby birds had been left alone and they looked hungry. So the two friends decide to go back to their garden and bring the babies some earthworms, one at a time. When the mother bird returns, ready to attack the two intruders, she sees that her babies weren't frightened of them at all. They were happy and had full tummies. When mother bird sees that the intruders here helping instead of harming her babies, they all become friends. Cat. #EP-664. The Tiny Ant: Little Ant is dismayed that because he's so small, he's only given small crumbs to carry, and no one ever makes a fuss over him like they do over the large ants who haul home big loads of food. But one day, when it's raining hard and the other ants are afraid to leave the anthill, he shows how brave he is, brings home food, and earns the respect of the other ants. Cat. #EP-665. A Fish Named Fred: Fred the small fish, is afraid to join the school of fish with his brothers and sisters when Mother Fish says it's time. Instead, he swims back toward home when his brothers and sisters swim off. But, which way was home? He was lost. But then he spots an enormous group of fish that look just like him, and his brothers and sisters were in the group. He was relieved that they had come back to find him, and together they swam through the sea, having loads of fun. He decided school wasn't so bad after all, and could hardly wait until the next day. Cat. #EP-666 The Mouse's Picnic: Mouse decides He'd like to have a picnic. One by one he goes to invite his friends in the forest to come along, and each brings some of his favorite food. But when they arrive at the picnic site, there is a terrible storm, and they decide to head home. When Bear sees them and hears their story, he invites them to have their picnic in his den, and he even shares his honey with them. Cat. #EP-667
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