Your child will enjoy all the colors and animals throughout the book. The book uses a few common sight words and repetitive predictable text. I went walking is a great picture for your kids to read themselves. If your young children have read Henry and Mudge books before with you or older siblings they will love that they are able to read these Puppy Mudge books all by themselves! 9. The stories are still all about Henry and his dog but are shorter, with only one sentence on a page and very simple words. This difference is that these written for very beginning readers.
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Puppy Mudge is a series of books based off the Henry and Mudge books. They will make great first chapter books for your young readers! A few of our favorites in this series are Henry and Mudge and the Snowman Plan, Henry and Mudge and the Wild Goose Chase, and Henry and Mudge and the Tall Tree House. These books are at a 1st- 2nd grade reading level. Each book in the series tells a new story of what Henry and Mudge and Henry’s family do together. The first book tells the story of a little boy henry getting his dog Mudge. Henry and Mudge is one of my favorite book series for kids. There are tons of fun titles to enjoy like, Pete the Cat: Scuba-Cat, Pete the Cat: Snow Daze, and Pete the Cat: Pete at the Beach. They are the perfect book to transition your early readers into picture books that are a little longer and with more words. James Dean has written a whole series of fun early reader books that your kids will love about Pete the Cat! These books are mostly at a first grade reading level. Your kids will love all the silly things that happen in this book and will enjoy that they are able sound out the words themselves! 6. It is the perfect book for younger readers working on phonics. Seuss’s Hop on Pop is one of my favorite books to use to teach my kids to read. Your kids will enjoy all the silly animals and things that the baby bird finds and mistakes for his mother. The story has some repetitive text which will be great reading practice for your kids. Eastman is a fun story about a little bird. Some other titles in this series we have enjoyed are Bathtime for Biscuit, Biscuit’s Day at the Farm, and Biscuit and the Baby. The text is very simple and predictable and will be easy for your kids to read. Biscuit – Alyssa Satin CapucilliĪlyssa Satin Capucilli has written an amazing series for kids with Biscuit. The book is filled with basic sight words and some decodable text, which is great practice for your early readers. Now they love reading this silly story about all the dogs independently. Eastman has been a favorite on my kids list for years. The animal pictures are adorable and will keep your kids attention throughout the book! 2. and Eric Carle is an amazing first picture book for your kids. The words are predictable and easy enough for very early readers. and Eric Carleīrown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin Jr. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? – Bill Martin Jr. I may earn a commission is purchases are made through these links, However purchasing through this site does not cost you anything extra. Here are some of the books that my kids are excited to read right now!ĭisclosure– This post contains affiliate links. Most importantly, always look for books that excite your kids about reading. These books range in level from early Kindergarten to early 2nd grade. This list contains books or series of books that are perfect for the young readers in your house. In honor of National Reading month (March) I decided to share a list of my kid’s favorite early reader books.
I am always on the hunt for books that are about subjects my kids are interested in, that are funny, have fun pictures, and have text at a beginning reading level. When kids are beginning readers it is important to find books that they will both enjoy and be successful with. However, if there is too much text our kids get frustrated and do not enjoy reading! Let’s face it, a lot of beginning reader books are a little boring.
However, it can be difficult to find books that my kids choose to read on their own.
Even now, my 5 and 7 year old boys love our times reading together. My kids were always excited about me reading to them when they were babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. How can we actually get our kids excited about reading? It is so important to get our kids loving and choosing to read when they are young.
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