John L. Shefelbine Books

Shhh
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While touring an intriguing castle, the reader is warned not to wake the giant. Features lift-the-flap illustrations.

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SIPPS Beginning Level Reproducible Practice Reading Stories
SIPPS
SIPPS

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I see it
I see it

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Simple text and illustrations presents different shapes that a cloud can form.

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Scholastic Phonics Readers
Scholastic Phonics Readers

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I Am Sam (Phonics Chapter Books)
Fun with Zip and Zap
Fun with Zip and Zap

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A Bag of Tricks
A Bag of Tricks

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Phonics Clubhouse Workbook 10
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