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Correlated with Guided Reading Level A!
Jump start your early reading program with this BIG collection of kid-pleasing little...
Teacher Created Materials Main Street Parade
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There's a parade on Main Street! Vibrant images and enjoyable text make this story engaging and delightful for beginning readers. Sight and challenge words work in conjunction with familiar vocabulary to provide plenty of opportunities for readers to practice long vowel sounds and progress in their early reading skills.
- Vibrant images and enjoyable text make this story engaging and delightful for beginning readers
- Sight and challenge words work in conjunction with familiar vocabulary to provide plenty of opportunities for readers
- Readers can practice long vowel sounds and progress in their early reading skills
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