Harley Chan Books

Toys

By Marvin Buckley

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National Geographic Windows on Literacy

By Harley Chan

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Fall Colors

By Bruni Santina Lesaux Nonie K Thompson Sylvia Linan

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Shaggy

By Beatrice Duggan

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Literacy focus: vocabulary, initial consonant blends, following a sequence of events, using illustrations to understand sequence. Social studies focus: follows Shaggy to the dog groomer to get a ha...

Fruit pops

By Wil Spencer

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Literacy focus: vocabulary, initial consonants and consonant blends, short vowel sounds, placing events into a sequence. Science focus: examines how fruit juice changes when it is put in the freezer.

Grandpa s garden shed

By David Tunkin

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Literacy focus: vocabulary, vowel digraphs, initial consonant digraphs, word endings, compound words, following steps in a process, using prior knowledge, using illustrations to understand text. So...

An elephant s trunk

By Leroy Taylor

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Literacy focus: vocabulary, consonant blends, identifying main ideas. Science focus: shows the different ways an elephant uses its trunk.

The Shopping List

By Sue Whiting

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