Where are the Animals?

Where Are The Animals is a short book about animals and where they live. Perfect for learning to read, sight words, and reading with very young children. Total words 48, 8 pages, a guided reading level B. This is another great creative commons book, brought to you by Mustard seed books.

This book for beginner readers support phonics-based classroom instructions by using high concentration phonetically regular words and most commonly used sight words.

Text and Images from Where are the Animals?

The zebra is on the grass.

The duck is in the water.

The crab is on the rock.

The hippo is in the water.

About Mustard Seed:

Founded in 1995 to provide community development work building low income houses, Mustard Seed provides a variety of community resources helping low income families. Director Rick Chan Frey, has a PhD in education at U.C. Berkeley and has been writing and presenting on the books project at a number of educational conferences.

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