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"Going On A Hike" | Early Reader Book #16 | Guided Reading Level A

"Going On A Hike" | Early Reader Book #16 | Guided Reading Level A preview
"Going On A Hike" | Early Reader Book #16 | Guided Reading Level A preview
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Look Inside · 8 pages

Cover of Going On A Hike, Level A reader #16, showing the booklet and sample sentence 'The boy can see a leaf.'
Cover of the Level A hiking reader packet
Reading-level overview identifies the reader as emergent Level A and lists approximate level correlations.
Reading-level placement and approximate correlations
Leveling Resource Guide compares reading stages, guided reading, DRA, Lexile, Reading Recovery, and AR levels.
Reference chart comparing reading-level systems
Grade-level reference shows guided reading ranges from A–D for kindergarten to T–Z for sixth grade.
Guided reading ranges by grade
Level A reference lists sight words, predictable text features, and early reader skills such as word matching.
Level A text features and emerging reading skills
Sight-word reference for guided reading Levels A–G includes am, at, can, go, is, like, me, see, the, to, and I.
Sight-word reference spanning Levels A–G
Parent guide for Level A reading explains asking questions, building vocabulary, and connecting to the world.
Reading support guide for parents and helpers
Level A sight-word checklist and writing practice covers am, at, can, go, is, like, me, see, the, to, and I.
Level A sight-word check and writing practice
Attributes
Subject

ELA, Reading

Grades

Preschool, Grade 1

File

PDF

Editable
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About This Product

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'Going On A Hike': An Ultimate Resource for Early Readers

'Going On A Hike' is specifically designed for educators teaching students in Kindergarten and Grade 1. This resource aims to foster foundational reading skills in line with the guided reading level standards. It introducing children to nature with real photos interspersed through the text.

Key Features

  • Finger Tracking: There are systematic features such as black dots that assist learners in navigating pages effectively, fostering independence while learning at their own pace.
  • Vocabulary: There are six words per page along with four sight words to ensure gradual language acquisition. Patterned repetition promotes comprehension.
  • Narrative Twist: The narrative concludes with a twist on animal safety, opening up opportunities stimulating dialogue beyound mere alphabets or word learning.
  • Note: Leveled sight word tracking sheets enable progress-monitoring providing early indications of necessary interventions or changes in teaching strategies if needed

Inclusive Support Materials

This product incorporates extensive support materials including but not exclusive to teacher guides having comprehension questions and reading tips alongside essential posters and worksheets.

Differentiated instruction is supported by coordinating homework pages providing reinforcement beyond school hours for long term understanding.
'Going On A Hike' also includes flashcards introducing fresh sight words like 'the', 'can', 'see', & 'a' making vocabulary enhancement enjoyable!

Motivational Tools included!!
With a captivating story-based reading chart, this product stimulates constant progress toward achievement milestones amongst young readers making it an essential addition to any youthful classroom library. For the eternal curiosity seekers, 'Going On A Hike' makes discovery enthralling.

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What's Included

A 60-page printable PDF

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