free read along book for preschool reading with comprenhension that fun?
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Internet has One Fish Two Fish  and CAt in the HAT\n\nEasy read and fun to hear
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Free book\nhttp://tinyurl.com/y3c987
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Yes- How about reading something on http://www.vivaaha.org/child.htm
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If an adult will be reading to the child I would say any of the Eric Carle books (k-1) Picture books are good King Bidgoods in the Bath Tub is good by Audry Wood.  I also think any of the Dr. Seuss books are good.\n\nIf you mean that the child would be reading the book then again Dr. Seuss or any books that have repetition of sounds ie Ted in a Red Bed.  also look for books with sight words, words that we use often.  The old fashion Dick and Jane books are great. They have short sentences at the beginning level and gradually get longer.  They have repetition of words and sounds.
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http://www.boowakwala.com/\nhttp://members.tripod.com/nursery_school/\nhttp://www.sadlier-oxford.com/phonics/control_page/front2.htm\nhttp://pbskids.org/lions/\nhttp://pbskids.org/clifford/\nhttp://pbskids.org/clifford/index.html\nAnd my favorite:\nhttp://www.primarygames.com/
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You can never go wrong with an age appropriate book. Start teacher to read. May I suggest an effective and affordable book that i used and and that my son love. \n\nFirst Reader from: http://www.eagleforum.org/order/book/\n\nYou read to your daughter fun short stories and show her that you are having so much fun reading.
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Leo the Late Bloomer is an incredible book. I use it regularly in my Elementary Resource Room. Tacky the Penguin is also good.\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/006443348X/104-3952678-4451922?v=glance&n=283155\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0395562333/104-3952678-4451922?v=glance&n=283155\n\nHere are some other titles and background info you might like:\nhttp://www.library.uiuc.edu/blog/esslchildlit/archives/2006/01/picture_books_a.html\nhttp://www.libsci.sc.edu/facst/walling/Booksaboutchildrenwithdisabilities.html\nhttp://www.newswise.com/articles/view/521051/\nhttp://www.intellectualdisability.info/how_to/beyond_words.htm
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A great book to study and then play charades with is "Quick as a Cricket," which is a book full of animal similes.  Some examples: wild as a chimp, mean as a shark, cold as a toad.\n\nAfter reading the book (several times for younger grades if necessary- it was in K), have the kids act out the similes.  To get the answer correct, the guessers have to guess the simile.  \n\nIt is nice because they can act out the animal, the adjective or both.  For younger grades, use clip art to put pictures on slips of paper with the words to help them be successful.
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This is a good one and its fun!\n\nhttp://www.childrenssoftwareonline.com/Default.aspx?m=item&pID=218
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RECALL PLUS is a very interesting software,try this http://www.recallplus.com/\nbeware,it makes you addicted to reading!!\nEnjoy reading!!
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Get an open source software like e-donkey. Then type in the book you are looking for and youll get it.
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There's some great ideas here!!http://www.preschooleducation.com/scbeach.shtml\n\nHere are some activities I did with my daycare children that went over well...http://tn.essortment.com/preschoolscienc_rjqi.htm\n\nMagnet play. Buy some cheap magnets. See what you can pick up with them. Talk about why magnets attract things. Play with the magnets. Show your child how they can repel and attract each other. Look for magnets around your house.\n\nExplore the night skies together. Take your child out and star gaze! Look for the constellations. Point out the different phases of the moon. Take a book out from your local library and read about how the constellations got their names. \n\nCloud watch together, too. Note the changes in the weather and the way the clouds change when the weather changes. Look for little black rain clouds. Point out big fluffy cumulus clouds. Have fun. Let your preschooler's imagination soar. What do the clouds look like? The sky's the limit! \n\nBugs, Bugs, Bugs! Take your child on a bug hunt. See how many bugs you can find in your backyard. Discuss why some bugs are insects, and others are not. (Insects have 6 legs, three body sections, feelers, and most likely wings, as well.)\n\nBird watch. What do birds eat? How many different kinds of birds live in your neighborhood? Preschoolers love to play games like "Name that Bird," to show off what they've learned. To play, simply look for birds in your yard, point them out one at a time to your child, and say, "Name that bird!" \n\nGood luck!
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A really special book, preferably something you loved when you were little, and a small stuffed animal.  Sit down and read it to her and the stuffed animal.  Tell her that she should read to the stuffed animal whenever she can so he can love reading just as much as the both of you.
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Frog and Toad adventures---barnes and nobels.\n\nThese books are good for boys
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readplease is the best and it's free\n\nwww.readplease.com
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you can download e-books for "free" ;)
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Maybe these will help...\n\nhttp://www.carolhurst.com/\nhttp://www.literacytrust.org.uk/pubs/readerindex.html\nhttp://www.reachforreading.com/\nhttp://www.lessonplans.com