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The Lifeguard Level 3 - 5

The document discusses the Read-it! Readers series, designed to help children develop reading skills through various levels of complexity. It includes a personal anecdote about swimming and lifeguards, ultimately suggesting that lifeguards can be helpful. The document also provides guidance for parents on how to engage children in reading activities.
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The Lifeguard Level 3 - 5

The document discusses the Read-it! Readers series, designed to help children develop reading skills through various levels of complexity. It includes a personal anecdote about swimming and lifeguards, ultimately suggesting that lifeguards can be helpful. The document also provides guidance for parents on how to engage children in reading activities.
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I love to go swimming. My sister does, too.

But

Jones
the lifeguards are always ruining our fun! They
don’t let us splash, run, or eat by the water.
What is a lifeguard good for, anyway?

The amazing road to reading begins with Read-it! Readers.


These beautiful books are easily aligned to a variety of readers’ skills.
Look inside for a description of each level.

Reading Specialist: Adria F. Klein, Ph.D.


Professor Emeritus, California State University
San Bernardino, California

Reinforced Library Binding

by Christianne C. Jones
illustrated by Matthew Skeens

RR_LIFEG_S06_CVR.indd 1 11/7/05 11:33:16 AM


A Note to Parents and Caregivers:

Read-it! Readers are for children who are just starting on the amazing
road to reading. These beautiful books support both the acquisition of
reading skills and the love of books.

The PURPLE LEVEL presents basic topics and objects using high
frequency words and simple language patterns.

The RED LEVEL presents familiar topics using common words


and repeating sentence patterns.

The BLUE LEVEL presents new ideas using a larger vocabulary


and varied sentence structure.

The YELLOW LEVEL presents more challenging ideas, a broad


vocabulary, and wide variety in sentence structure.

The GREEN LEVEL presents more complex ideas, an extended


vocabulary range, and expanded language structures.

The ORANGE LEVEL presents a wide range of ideas and concepts


using challenging vocabulary and complex language structures.

When sharing a book with your child, read in short stretches, pausing
often to talk about the pictures. Have your child turn the pages and
point to the pictures and familiar words. And be sure to reread favorite
stories or parts of stories.

There is no right or wrong way to share books with children. Find time
to read with your child, and pass on the legacy of literacy.

Adria F. Klein, Ph.D.


Professor Emeritus
California State University
San Bernardino, California
Oh, no! She can’t touch the bottom! I pull her to the edge of the pool.

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The lifeguards climbs off their stands. “Thanks for helping,” they say.

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I guess the lifeguards aren’t so mean. Maybe I’ll be a lifeguard when
I grow up.

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More Read-it! Readers
Bright pictures and fun stories help you practice your
reading skills. Look for more books at your level.

At the Beach 1-4048-0651-2


Bears on Ice 1-4048-1577-5
The Bossy Rooster 1-4048-0051-4
Dust Bunnies 1-4048-1168-0
Flying with Oliver 1-4048-1583-X
Frog Pajama Party 1-4048-1170-2
Galen’s Camera 1-4048-1610-0
Jack’s Party 1-4048-0060-3
Mike’s Night-light 1-4048-1726-3
Nate the Dinosaur 1-4048-1728-X
The Playground Snake 1-4048-0556-7
Recycled! 1-4048-0068-9
Robin’s New Glasses 1-4048-1587-2
The Sassy Monkey 1-4048-0058-1
Tuckerbean 1-4048-1591-0
What’s Bugging Pamela? 1-4048-1189-3

Looking for a specific title or level? A complete list


of Read-it! Readers is available on our Web site:
www.picturewindowbooks.com
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