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When you are desperate to stay out of the doctor's office, you will do anything, even if it means following the advice of your little sister's wacky home remedies to find a cure Hey parents, and all you educators out there, looking to build your young readers' awareness in phonological and phonemic awareness? Well, Judith Shorter's tale of Michael's Simple Allergy is it Rhyme is the perfect literary device to sharpen reading comprehension of any struggling reader Jump in The reading is FUN

When misjudged, accused, and singled out, what do you do? Stay determined, and keep it moving At least that is how Froggy handles himself when misunderstood by his ever-judging rival, Karma This exploding tale explores how miscommunicating and poor listening skills can cloud sound judgment. Use this book to introduce early learning in recognizing literary devices such as conflict, foreshadowing, and theme. You can point out how the author uses diction to express attitude and tone. Do you see a little onomatopoeia going on? Read. Learn. Grow Judith Shorter is a proud graduate of Guilford College of Greensboro, NC., with a degree in English. She remains in the beautiful state of NC with her husband, James, and their nine children. When not homeschooling, she writes and illustrates books for children with a primary focus on struggling readers.

When this little zombie boy joins his family for a traditional All Hallows Eve ghoul feast, he quickly finds out he isn't the only one craving a gory meal Is he refusing to maul down a tasty grim meal, or is there a Halloween Monster Haunting his Tummy Reading is the core of all pathways to learning, and it can be especially challenging for struggling readers.Parents and Homeschoolers Let's spook up some fun stirring up young minds to explore and create metaphors Read, learn, and watch how this literary device brings life into stories This book includes suggestive introductory tips you can use to get started

When Mom asks this big brother to play with his younger sibling, Ryan, he offers a whole list of reasons of why he doesn't like playing with his baby brother while going through the extremes to carry them out But will his ideas for discouraging Ryan from playing with him eventually work? Find out in this beautifully illustrated humorous tale that expresses sibling emotions of annoyance, laughter, and tolerance