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See, I Can Read Too

Wilson Williams Jr.

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Inspirationally orchestrated to encourage fruitful minds the rules of perseverance, dedication, and the power of reading, See, I Can Read Too ignites the fundamental relationship between parent and child. This story promotes literacy, self-motivation, confidence in reading, while encapsulating the positive power of parental influence and interest in their child’s academic success. Tasha McKenzie is excited about entering the first grade. However, she has no knowledge her first grade year will entail learning the fundamentals of how to read. Her teacher prepares each student by teaching the sounds of each letter. While Tasha’s classmates grasp the concepts of reading, but little Tasha does not comprehend. When her mother discovers Tasha has a problem with reading; she does not call the teacher to schedule an appointment, she takes immediate action. Her active role plays an intricate role in the success of teaching her child, Tasha, how to master this skill of reading! Not only does Tasha learn to read with the help of her mother, but she learns to stand tall with confidence in front of all of those who once doubted her progression and say, “See, I Can Read Too!”

Language: English

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Hope of Vision Publishing

Release: March 19, 2011

ISBN: 9780975679

ISBN 13: 9780975679

See, I Can Read Too

Wilson Williams Jr.

0/5 ( ratings)

Inspirationally orchestrated to encourage fruitful minds the rules of perseverance, dedication, and the power of reading, See, I Can Read Too ignites the fundamental relationship between parent and child. This story promotes literacy, self-motivation, confidence in reading, while encapsulating the positive power of parental influence and interest in their child’s academic success. Tasha McKenzie is excited about entering the first grade. However, she has no knowledge her first grade year will entail learning the fundamentals of how to read. Her teacher prepares each student by teaching the sounds of each letter. While Tasha’s classmates grasp the concepts of reading, but little Tasha does not comprehend. When her mother discovers Tasha has a problem with reading; she does not call the teacher to schedule an appointment, she takes immediate action. Her active role plays an intricate role in the success of teaching her child, Tasha, how to master this skill of reading! Not only does Tasha learn to read with the help of her mother, but she learns to stand tall with confidence in front of all of those who once doubted her progression and say, “See, I Can Read Too!”

Language: English

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Hope of Vision Publishing

Release: March 19, 2011

ISBN: 9780975679

ISBN 13: 9780975679

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