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What Are You Doing? – Early Reader

What Are You Doing?What Are You Doing? –  A short book suitable for young children and learning to read. Using a few sight words (I am, She is, for example) with some common action words (verbs) shown in the pictures, and reinforcing the ending ‘ing’ for present tense.  Another great free creative commons book from African Story Book.

By: Nina Orange

 

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  • Good book for early readers.

     
  • Fabbios writes:
    Amazing for kids

    Tatiana writes:
    great book

    Park Chang Hyeong writes:
    I’ve looking for a book which is suited to my danughter. she is 7 years old. I think It’s best for my daughter. thank you.

    luay alhadai writes:
    good book

    Arusa writes:
    This book teaches kids to learn to inquire with good questions and answers.

    Arturo Ayon writes:
    Thank you very much i appreciate the time you have taken to upload this story for my six year old to read

     

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