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by: Dr. Jean Feldman  Availability: In stock soon. Order now to get in line. First come, first served.
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Binding: PaperbackEAN: 9781884548284 ISBN: 1884548288 Label: Crystal Springs Books Manufacturer: Crystal Springs Books Number Of Pages: 238 Publication Date: September 01, 1999 Publisher: Crystal Springs Books Studio: Crystal Springs Books Related Items:
Editorial Review: Book Description: Help students explore their natural curiosities, become excited about reading, and develop those tools necessary to become good readers with Dr. Jean's activity-packed book. Average Rating:
 Rating: - Great for parents too!I checked this out of the library and was very pleased. There are so many fun, simple ideas and activities to encourage literacy in this book, and the majority of them work outside of a group setting. Rating: - Ready, Set, Read!I LOVE this book! This is by far one of the most useful literacy books for kindergarten that I have ever read! It is packed with fabulous activities! I would highly recommend it to all kindergarten teachers!!! Rating: - AWESOME TOOL FOR EMERGENT READERSI have just started using this book, but it offers a great variety of tools and ideas young children need to prepare for reading. It ties together all of the different areas needed to prepare a child for reading. It covers all of the bases, it even has a listing with each activity to show you which skills will be included, for example, letter recognition, auditory or visual discrimination, matching,reading...An abundance of information for the price. Rating: - Tremendous bookIn the 10 years I've been teaching kindergarten - I have not found a more useful book than Dr. Feldman's Ready, Set Read. I attended one of Dr. Feldman's conferences in the fall of last year and by January over half my kindergarten class was reading well and really enjoying the fun activities from the book - easy to use - obviously tested in the classroom - because they work - and not a lot of "fluff" with no meaning - also easy to work into any curriculum because it's not a "set" program ... Read More 
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