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One morning Hen wakes up and finds a gigantic egg in her nest. Whose egg can it be? Here's a hint, Hen--it doesn't belong to that wily Fox! Step 1 Readers feature big type and easy words for children who know the alphabet and are eager to begin reading. Rhyme and rhythmic text are employed with some decodable words and sight words.
| Asin | 0679881263 |
| Dimensions | 5.98 x 0.12 x 9.02 inches |
| Edition | 1st |
| Grade Level | Preschool - 1 |
| Isbn 10 | 9780679881261 |
| Isbn 13 | 978-0679881261 |
| Item Weight | 3 ounces |
| Language | English |
| Part Of Series | Step into Reading |
| Print Length | 32 pages |
| Publication Date | March 11, 1997 |
| Publisher | Step into Reading |
| Reading Age | 3 - 6 years, from customers |
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Another Hit By Molly Coxe
"Big Egg" by Molly Coxe Lexile: br"Big Egg" by Molly Coxe is a fun story of a hen that realizes one of her eggs isn't quite right, and so, she goes searching for the owner of this mysterious big egg.The predictable text and comical pictures clues help children anticipate the dialog as Hen makes each new stop.Some examples include:โข "Is it a cat egg" "No," says Catโข "Is it a cow egg" "No," say CowThen hen reaches the crafty Mr. Fox and her journey goes a bit topsy-turvey for the next few pages of the story.Ms. Coxe is the author of many early readers and some of her other Step Into Reading titles include:โข Hot Dogโข Cat TrapsAccording to Ms. Coxe bio she is currently working on series of Early Readers for BraveMouse Readers the simple books will feature each of the short vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u)Personally, I found "Big Egg" by Molly Coxe to be a fun way to introduce young children to the pleasure of reading and great way to boost early reading confidence.I look forward to adding more of Molly Coxe's books to our home library.**Sidenote: Lexile Reading Levels are helpful in many ways; but most of all, to find books that are just right for a reader's ability. A book's Lexile Measure can also be found under "Amazon Product Description" along with a short description of what a "lexile measure" represents. However, it has been my experience this detail often gets missed or glossed over, giving me yet another reason to highlight this important information in my reviews.According, to Lexile's website Lexile reading levels measure more than 35 million student's across 50 states. For this reason I have included the "Lexile Level" of many of the books I review.
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Fun easy readers that motivate children to read
I purchased these books for my 5-year-old daughter who is beginning to read on her own and these Step Into Reading books are excellent as they have a high-interest factor that motivates her to read. The stories are also wonderfully illustrated in full color. This particular story has an "aww" moment, as hen finds a large egg amidst her clutch of regular hen eggs, and wonders whose egg it is, going around the farm asking the other animals if it belongs to them, until she encounters a sly fox!These Step 1 series are recommended for preschool-K - the stories are in large type and the vocabulary is easy. The stories are also in a rhyming format which makes them easy and fun to read. The full color pictures also provide contextual clues as to the word being used in the text. These early readers have raised my daughter's confidence level in reading, and she is doing so well that I'm purchasing the Step Two books (Preschool-Grade 1). I use these books in conjunction with sight words to reinforce her recognition of common vocabulary.
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Ummm... two books in one????
Sooo.... I received a defective book. No ripped pages or anything like that. Instead I received two halves of two different books printed inside the Big Egg. Seriously, Iโve attached photos. The cover of the book shows Big Egg, the inside cover, however, is Cooking with the Grinch. The first half of the book is of the Grinch and then suddenly at page 13 it switches to the Big Egg ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ I have requested to have the book replaced and will update this review after I receive my new copy.Update:Itโs a perfect books for beginning readers. Lots of sight words, lots of repetitive phrases. My little one really enjoyed reading this. He liked the story and he liked the pictures.
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Good For Peepaw and Granddaughter
The only negative I would have of this is that the photos do not transfer as nice as I would like to the Kindle. That said, this is a fun story, especially if mimicking the animals in the book. I read this to my granddaughter and she loves it when I do the animal sounds. She is not quite 1 yet and the story while a 1st reader is also a great, fun read to book and story. I hate to give a 4 instead of a 5 and it isn't a put down of the story, just the transfer of pictures was a little disappointing. Still this book is by and far a better than average story for small children, and one can use the Kindle to share moments with a small child in a fun, entertaining way.
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Cute Book
This is a cute book for young readers. I have several copies so we can use them in small groups. The book level is 0.4 for Accelerated Reader. The kids enjoy the book and are excited when they get AR points.
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Great book
This is a great book for children just learning how to read. The words are very simple and they flow well. This book will help give them the confidence that they can read good on their own.
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Great early reader with an actual story!
My son has been having a little difficulty reading. He started kindergarten this year, and he has been a little resistent to reading some of the early readers the school has sent home with him. To begin with, he has severe myopia, so it's challenging for him to see the words. But, more importantly, the early readers the school has sent home are really boring. They mainly consist of things like "Dog is Sleepy. The dog gets up. The dog sees cat." He just isn't interested. So, when we pull out the school's early readers, his response has been, "not that again!" I know he'll eventually have to read stuff that he find boring in school. But, right now, I want him to learn to love reading. Big Egg does the trick! The words are nice and big, so he doesn't get frustrated by not being able to see the words. And, there is a cute little story. He especially loves yelling, "SQUAWK" when the big egg hatches. I would love to find more early readers like Big Egg. Any ideas? :)
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Awesome Beginner Book
I teach English to preschool and early primary school kids in China. I'm teaching beginning reading, and this is the best book I have found. I also read to the kids, and this book is great for the little ones. They understand it, and it's really fun to get them to participate. Me: "Is it a dog egg?" Kids: "No!"It is so difficult to find beginning reading books that actually tell a story using simple words, but this one is superb.
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No recomendable
Una historia muy corta y poco interesante. No recomendable.
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compiti estivi
assegnato come compito per le vacanze dalla maestra di inglese in prima elementare in classe bilingue. il libricino รจ piaciuto tantissimo a mio figlio, si legge in un attimo i suoni e le parole sono semplici. consigliatissimo per apprendimento lingua
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The key to kids reading
This book is awesome for kids, I remember reading this myself when I was about 3. It's a nice story too, you could do a version for 6 year-olds.
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Quality
Quality is not good, pictures are not clear. Not worth it at this price.
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Great book
Great book for level 1 readers
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