Say Cheese!
By: Nancy Smiler Levinson
Publication: March 17, 2000 by Random House Books for Young Readers
32 pages
Genre: Children's, My First Reader, Early Reading, Level 1 Readers
Source: Personal Library
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Goodreads description--A monkey keeps trying to take a photograph of a giraffe couple, but the other animals insist on pushing their way into the picture.
Me Too, Woody! is one that my son picked out from our stack of level-1 readers. In some ways the phonics principles in this book had a few that we haven't covered yet, like "ies." On the other hand, the sentences were really short in this book. I believe 2- word or 3-word sentences. My son, of course, liked that this was a shorter book. He didn't even stumble on any of the words I was worried about. Me Too, Woody! had some sneaky-E practice which my son needed.
Me Too, Woody! has repetitive words which helps build fluency, but I'm not sure if it is sinking in long term or if my son just noted them at the moment as being the same word. This book isn't a rhyming book which I can take or leave. I love being able to use characters he's familiar with in level-1 readers like this to reinforce that learning and reading can be fun. Me Too, Woody! gets 4 Stars. Have you or your child read Me Too, Woody!? What did you think? Let me know!
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