This leveled book introduces kids to simple sentence structure, and tells a story they might be familiar with.

Kids can begin to recognize common words and understand sentence structure in this short story that covers sharing, and that helps kids build strong storytelling skills.

What makes a house? Learn how to build sentences with this story for beginning readers.

This leveled book uses a familiar setting and simple sentences to familiarize beginners with the world of reading.

Help your beginning reader start to put together sentences by reading this tale of a trip to the pet store.

By using short, simple sentences, this leveled book gets your child used to the feel of storytelling and reading for information

Using shorter sentences and easy vocabulary, this leveled book helps kids build essential early reading skills.

In this interactive exercise, kids can practice constructing simple sentences while describing activities they might do with their family.

This summer story is made for beginning readers, using short sentences and familiar vocabulary words to get them used to reading.

Using complete sentences and age-appropriate vocabuarly, this leveled book sneaks in reading practice with the tale of a fun day indoors.

This leveled book about a camping trip uses short sentences and familiar vocabulary to help kids build essential reading skills.

What makes a good friend? Help kids learn how to describe people in more complex sentences with this read-along story.

This read-along book not only bolsters kids' existing reading skills, it introduces them to new concepts like verbs and complete sentences.

Based on national education standards, this interactive reading activity goes over the most basic reading skills with simple vocabulary and short sentences.

This leveled book about a trip to the fair uses age-appropriate language and short sentences to engage your reader and help them master skills.

Help your child get started on reading with this book about moving to a new house. With illustrations to match to the words, it's a step toward reading success.