S.I.D. Snake in Disguise

by Lou Treleaven, Louise Forshaw (Illustrator)

Overview

Sid loves to surprise people, but sometimes they don’t always want to be surprised. He’s determined to make some friends, which means he might have to go in disguise . . .

Emergent readers will delight in these books that blend charming, decodable text and illustrations. Silly characters will make children grin, and a reading quiz helps readers with text comprehension.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798765602829
Publisher:	Lerner Publishing Group
Publication date:	08/01/2023
Series:	Early Bird Readers - Green (Early Bird Stories T)
Pages:	32
Product dimensions:	(w) x (h) x 0.13(d)
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

Lou Treleaven lives next door to a farm in Bedfordshire, England, with her family, a silly dog called Honey and a cat called Badger. She has written plays, picture books, and junior fiction.

Editorial Reviews

"Students who struggle with words can easily look to the pictures for clues about emotions and actions . . . A collection of silly stories filled with clear pictures, simple drama, and great sight words."—School Library Journal

From the Publisher

08/01/2023

Gr 1–3—Many different characters lead dramatic daily lives in this early reader series. Each story has a central problem and uses a phrase or action repeatedly. Stories include the fear of a "Tea-Rex" moving into the neighborhood, the hijinks of a Kung Fu goat who likes to chop everything, a lonely snake who keeps surprising everyone, and a bean that is running from being eaten. Each story is simple to follow, with text clearly standing out from the page and vocabulary that students will understand or will soon learn as a sight word. Some books have a lot of text on the page, and some use the text in character speech bubbles more than others, but overall the language is common and not too difficult. The pictures in each story greatly help out with context clues and comprehension by tying directly into the story and showing what is being said in the text. Students who struggle with words can easily look to the pictures for clues about emotions and actions. A brief five-question quiz at the back of each book tests comprehension. Overall, a series of interesting and educational reads. VERDICT A collection of silly stories filled with clear pictures, simple drama, and great sight words.—Margaret Kennelly

School Library Journal