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 \nEvery child learns to read in a different way and at his or her ownspeed.Some go back and forth between reading levels and readfavorite books again and again.Others read through each level inorder.You can help your young reader improve and become moreconfident by encouraging his or her own interests and abilities.Frombooks your child reads with you to the first books he or she readsalone,there are I Can Read Books for every stage of reading:  \n## SHARED READING\n\nBasic language,word repetition,and whimsical illustrations,ideal for sharing with your emergent reader  \n## BEGINNING READING\n\nShort sentences,familiar words,and simple conceptsfor children eager to read on their own  \n## READING WITH HELP\n\nEngaging stories,longer sentences,and language playfor developing readers  \n## READING ALONE\n\nComplex plots,challenging vocabulary,and high-interest topicsfor the independent reader  \nI Can Read Books have introduced children to the joy of readingsince 1957.Featuring award-winning authors and illustrators and afabulous cast of beloved characters,I Can Read Books set thestandard for beginning readers.  \nA lifetime of discovery begins with the magical words “I Can Read!”  \nVisit www.icanread.com for informationon enriching your child's reading experience.  \nWhether you love running wild or staying close to home,this book is for you!  \n—J.B.  \nThe National Wildlife Federation&Ranger Rick contributors:Chiidren'sPublication Staff,Licensing Staff,and in-house naturalist David Mizejewski  \nICan Read⁶andICan Read Book⁶are trademarks of HarperCollins Publishers  \nRanger Rick:I Wish I Was a Llama  \nCopyright ◎2020 National Wildlife Federation.All rights reserved  \nManufactured in China.No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever withoutwritten permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.Forinformationadress HarperCollins Children's Books,a division of HarperCollins Publishers,195 Broadway,New York,NY 10007.  \nwww.icanread.com  \nwww.RangerRick.com  \nLibrary ofCongress Control Number:2019944433ISBN 978-0-06-243229-2 (trade bdg.)—ISBN 978-0-06-243228-5(pbk.)  \nI Wish I Was a Llamaby Jennifer Bové  \nWhat if you wished you were a llama?  \nThat could be fun!  \nBut llamas live with people.  \nMaybe you'd rather run WILD!You might like to be the llama's  \nwild cousin,a guanaco(wah-nah-ko).How are llamas and guanacos alike?How are they different?Find out!","cbCaiaiAAsR9MlRw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaiAAsR9MlRw","pdf",2782653,"English","# Shared Reading\n## Beginning Reading\n## Reading with Help\n## Reading Alone","[{\"question\":\"What does the parent guidance emphasize about learning to read?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes that children learn to read differently and may move between levels at their own pace, so support should match each child’s interests and abilities.\"},{\"question\":\"What is “Shared Reading” designed for?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed for sharing with an emergent reader, using basic language, word repetition, and whimsical illustrations.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the reading stages differ for independent reading?\",\"answer\":\"“Reading Alone” targets independent readers with complex plots, challenging vocabulary, and high-interest topics.\"}]","I Can Read! 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