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In My Neighborhood Books - Set of 5

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$36.96 $49.95 In stock

Category: Classroom Libraries & Book Sets

3 years & up. Help your children to develop their reading skills in a familiar setting with these In My Neighborhood Books to Practice Literacy in a Familiar Setting. People, places, signs, transportation, and safety are all parts of any community. Children will love to read about these familiar topics and point out elements they see in their neighborhood. Encourage children to ask questions about vocabulary they're unfamiliar with. Set of 5. Paperback.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Amelia ★★★★★

I grabbed these for our classroom’s quiet reading corner, and the familiar signs and places actually got a few shy kids chatting about their own streets. The set of five is sturdy enough for little hands, and the photos are clear, so they’re perfect for practicing sight words without feeling like a

Zoe F. ★★★★★

My toddler loves pointing at the "stop" signs in the street signs book and now recognizes them on our walks. The thick pages hold up well to his enthusiastic page-turning.

Emma I. ★★★★★

The pages have real photos of street signs and mailboxes, which got my three-year-old pointing and naming everything on our walk. We’ve been reading one a night, and his vocabulary is noticeably growing. He even tries to “read” the store signs back to me now.