I Know Directions

The sight words "in" and "out" are concepts of direction and space. Comprehending what they mean and recognizing when to use them is an important step in early education. This vibrant volume encourages emerging readers to add to their bank of vocabulary words. Well- crafted sentences are paired with carefully chosen images that help learners decode the words and practice their reading fluency. They'll identify the meaning of the words in the movements depicted in the images and be inspired to use them in their speech, reinforcing their correct use.

The concept of direction is an important one for young learners to grasp. This accessible and inviting book encourages emerging readers to add the terms "over" and "under" to their growing set of vocabulary words. Each sentence is carefully written to be achievable for the reader and help them hone their reading fluency. Photographs were chosen to complement the text and aid readers in decoding vocabulary. They'll be motivated to recognize and use the terms they learn in their daily lives, reinforcing their correct use.

Few vocabulary concepts are trickier to young learners than "left" and "right." They often struggle with their meanings, making vocabulary acquisition that much more of a struggle. This cheerful and encouraging book provides many memorable examples to aid early readers in learning what these opposites mean and when to use them. Well-chosen photographs complement the achievable text, aiding readers in decoding each term and making strides in reading fluency.

Understanding maps are an early elementary skill that captures the imaginations of young learners and encourages them to use their knowledge in their community. One of the primary map skills is one that learners can practice in their daily lives: the application of the concepts of the cardinal directions of north, south, east, and west. This brightly designed book is a perfect way to introduce these essential terms to budding readers. Accessible sentences and complementary photographs aid in reading comprehension and vocabulary acquisition.

Grasping concepts of direction is an important step in early education as is vocabulary acquisition. This colorful book encourages emerging readers to add to their burgeoning bank of vocabulary words with the words forward and backward. Carefully crafted sentences are paired with images that help learners decode the words and practice their reading fluency. They'll identify the meaning of the words in the movements depicted in the bright photographs and be inspired to recognize and use the terms in their daily lives, reinforcing their use of these essential terms.

The sight words "up" and "down" are important concepts for young learners to recognize on the page and in their daily lives. This vibrant volume guides them in understanding what each vocabulary word means with accessible and age-appropriate text and carefully chosen images that aid in reading comprehension. After decoding the sight words, learners can practice reading to gain speed and accuracy, honing their fluency. Topics are chosen to be both motivating and entertaining for young readers, who will feel encouraged to add to their growing bank of sight words.