Why are they like that? We read in turn. Level 1

These interesting illustrated stories are intended for parents to read together with their children. An adult reads to the baby, drawing him to reading. Thanks to the highlighting of individual words and short phrases, the child can read them on their own. To facilitate the reading process, words are still divided into syllables. Books with stories are distributed by level of difficulty. The child listens with pleasure, considers drawings and participates in reading. He learns to follow the text, reading in turn with an adult, and enjoys close communication with his parents. In addition, after each story, questions are presented to the text, which will help determine whether the child understood the text. Books teach to read, think, draw their own conclusions about what they read.

CONTENT

• New Year's wish mouse
• Why the fox has black stockings
• Why the hedgehog needles
• New fur coat hare