A camp mystery for learning to read! Your 5-7 year old child will be reading a simple chapter book, using color coding to introduce easy suffixes and 2-3 syllable words, with short vowel sounds, like fishing and fantastic. This is a great way to ease the transition into longer words. The vocabulary builds on the decodable words in previous books by Jane Wilson, or is great for kids reading at about a first grade level. By the time your child has read the books in this series, she will also have had practice with over half of the two hundred most commonly used printed words. While this book is about kids at summer camp, a mystery builds as pranks seem to be occurring. Who Did That? Color-coding breaks the multi-syllable words into the parts your child has been reading, gradually adding skills for reading longer words. Parent tips include reading comprehension questions, including opportunities for your child to predict what will happen next. Discussion of character qualities includes responsibility and sportsmanship. Also included in this book are many games to help your child sound out words and other fun parent-child activities. This book is great for struggling readers of all ages. Enjoy!
