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Big pig on a dig
Summary
Phonics Readers
Big pig on a dig
- A series of fun stories using very simple synthetic phonic-based text.
- Synthetic phonic learning is the process of reading by sounding the individual sounds of a word and then blending them together to read the word as a whole.
- With fold out flaps to make the reading experience more interactive.
- Written in conjunction with an educational psychology expert.
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- Paperback
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Information
Key Stage: KS1 E; Age 2+ (info)
Paperback:
ISBN: 9780746077184
16 pages + fold out flaps
210 x 210mm
Author/Editor: Phil Roxbee Cox
Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright
Reader Reviews
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Big pig on a dig
I have a four year old son with Autism. We picked this book from his shelf one night at bedtime. He started reading it to me. I was so shocked but I found this book to be a great book for him to read. It is a great fun book for a first time reader. He is learning three letter words at school but he read almost all the words in this book by sounding them out. I would like to get the two titles listed on the back of the book. They sound fun also.
Karyn Leversuch, 21st November 2008
Extras
- Usborne Quicklinks
See the Internet links for this book. - Phonic breakdown of the words in this story
Go to the Usborne Quicklinks Website to print out a guide to the phonic breakdown of the words in this book.
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