Pre-Level 1 - Meet Ages 4-6

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Pre-Level 1 - Meet Ages 4-6 is part of the All Aboard Reading series designed for beginning readers. The series offers five reading levels to match growing abilities, using full-color illustrations, easy words, and repetition. It highlights Picture Readers for ages 3 to 6 with rebus-picture supported texts and flash cards, and it introduces First Friends, First Readers for ages 4 to 6 featuring two simple stories that build early accomplishment. Additional guidance is provided for Level 1 through Level 3.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLiterature

FormatPDF

Pages36

Reading Time55 min

AccessFree to download

Put Beginning Readers on the Right Track withALL ABOARD READINGTM

Picture Readers—for Ages 3 to 6

Pre-Level 1—for Ages 4 to 6

Level 1—for Preschool through First-Grade Children

Level 2—for First-Grade to Third-Grade Children

Level 3—for Second-Grade through Third-Grade Children

Moand EllaAre Friends

Ella has big feet

FIRST FRIENDSFIRST READERS # Pre-Level 1MeetAges 4-6 X: X X:XiXX X X × Mond EllaTWOJUNIORstories inFIC EASYone book!Suthey Tui T.SutherlandPAPERlustrated by Rose Mary Berlin X × X × X X X X X X X ×/ ## Put Beginning Readers on the Right Track withALL ABOARD READINGTM The All Aboard Reading series is especially for beginning readers.Writtenby noted authors and illustrated in full color,these are books that childrenreally and truly want to read—books to excite their imagination,tickletheir funny bone,expand their interests,and support their feelings.Withfive different reading levels,All Aboard Reading lets you choose whichbooks are most appropriate for your children and their growing abilities. ## Picture Readers—for Ages 3 to 6 Picture Readers have super-simple texts,with many nouns appearing asrebus pictures.At the end of each book are 24 flash cards—on one side isthe rebus picture;on the other side is the written-out word. ## Pre-Level 1—for Ages 4 to 6 First Friends,First Readers have a super-simple text starring lovablerecurring characters.Each book features two easy stories that will holdthe attention of even the youngest reader while promoting an early senseof accomplishment. ### Level 1—for Preschool through First-Grade Children Level 1 books have very few lines per page,very large type,easy words,lots of repetition,and pictures with visual “cues”to help children figureout the words on the page. ### Level 2—for First-Grade to Third-Grade Children Level 2 books are printed in slightly smaller type than Level l books.Thestories are more complex,but there is still lots of repetition in the text,and many pictures.The sentences are quite simple and are broken upinto short lines to make reading easier. ### Level 3—for Second-Grade through Third-Grade Children Level 3 books have considerably longer texts,harder words,and morecomplicated sentences. All Aboard for happy reading! ISBN 0-448-42456-8 EAN CL For Kari—first friend,best friend.—TTS Text copyight O 2001 by Tui Sutherland.Ilustrations copyright O 2001 by Rose Mary Berlin.Allrights reserved.Published by Grosset &Dunlap,a division of Penguin Putnam Books for Young Readers,New York.GROSSET&DUNLAP is a trademark of Penguin Purnam Inc.Published simultaneously inCanada.Printed in the USA. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number:00-107519 ISBN 0-448-42456-8 ABCDEFGHIJ Grosset &Dunlap·New York ## Moand EllaAre Friends This is Mo.Mo goesSqueak squeak squeak! This is Ella.Ella goesClomp clomp Clomp! ## Ella has big feetCan she go Clomp clomp Clomp!now?No! Mo goes Squeak squeak squeak!Can Ella hear Mo?No! ## Now Mo goesSqueak squeak squeak!

FAQs

What age range does Pre-Level 1 - Meet Ages 4-6 target?

It is written for ages 4 to 6, emphasizing super-simple text and early success for the youngest readers.

How do Picture Readers support children who are just starting to read?

They use super-simple texts with many nouns presented as rebus pictures, plus 24 flash cards pairing rebus images with the written words.

What changes from Level 1 to Level 3 in the All Aboard Reading series?

Level 1 uses very few lines, large type, easy words, and repetition; Level 2 has slightly smaller type and more complex stories with short line breaks; Level 3 introduces longer texts, harder words, and more complicated sentences.

Sep 29, 2026

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