Put Beginning Readers on the Right Track with ALL ABOARD READING - Picture Readers—for Ages 3 to 6

Sep 29, 2026

A children’s reading series designed for beginning readers, presented in full color and written by noted authors, with content chosen to spark imagination, humor, and growing interests. The series spans four reading levels, guiding caregivers to match books to children’s abilities. Picture Readers use super-simple text and rebus-picture word cues, plus flashcards that pair images with written words. Level 1 focuses on large type, repetition, and visual cues; Level 2 uses shorter lines and simple sentences; Level 3 offers longer texts and more complex sentences.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLiterature

FormatPDF

Pages56

Reading Time1 h 26 min

AccessFree to download

Lostaic Library

Put Beginning Readers on the Right Track with ALL ABOARD READINGTM

Picture Readers—for Ages 3 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

ALLABOARDREADING“ 比ANSBy Jennifer Dussling斧Illustrated by Denise Ortakales | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | # Lostaic Library N No long e propertyheE590Fu59o LIbr2zY.e ca nedal的 me La # Put Beginning Readers on the Right Track withALL ABOARD READINGTM The All Aboard Reading series is especially for beginningreaders.Written by noted authors and illustrated in full color,these are books that children really and truly want to read—booksto excite their imagination,tickle their funny bone,expand theirinterests,and support their feelings.With four different readinglevels,All Aboard Reading lets you choose which books are mostappropriate for your children and their growing abilities. # Picture Readers—for Ages 3 to 6 Picture Readers have super-simple texts,with many nounsappearing as rebus pictures.At the end of each book are 24 flashcards—on one side is the rebus picture;on the other side is thewritten-out word. ## Level 1—for Preschool through First-Grade Children Level 1 books have very few lines per page,very large type,easywords,lots of repetition,and pictures with visual “cues”to helpchildren figure out 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 1books.The stories are more complex,but there is still lots ofrepetition in the text,and many pictures.The sentences are quitesimple and are broken up into short lines to make reading easier. ## Level3—for Second-Grade through Third-Grade Children Level 3 books have considerably longer texts,harder words,andmore complicated sentences. All Aboard for happy reading! For Darío—J.D. For Mom and Dad—Thanks for your love andsupport throughout the years.Love,D.O. WV BR J QB602 .D87 2000 2001 Text copyright ◎2000 by Jennifer Dussling.Illustrations copyright C2000 by DeniseOrtakales.All rights reserved.Published by Grosset &Dunlap,a division of Penguin PutnamBooks for Young Readers,New York.ALLABOARD READING is a trademark of PenguinPutnam Inc.GROSSET &DUNLAP is a trademark of Penguin Putnam Inc.Publishedsimultaneously in Canada.Printed in the U.S.A Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Dussling,Jennifer Planets /byJennifer Dussling;illustrated by Denise Ortakales.p.cm.-(All aboard reading.Level 2) ISBN 0-448-42406-1(pbk.)---ISBN 0-448-42416-9(gb)1.Planets-Juvenile literature.I.Ortakales,Denise,ill.11.Title.III.Series. QB602 .D872000523.4--dc2100-059601 ISBN 0-448-42416-9(GB) A BC DE FGHI J ISBN 0-448-42406-1(pbk) A B C DEFGHIJ Level 2 Grades 1-3 By Jennifer DusslingIllustrated by Denise Ortakales Grosset &Dunlap·New York Long ago,in Greece, people looked at the night sky.They saw the moon.They saw bright stars. They also saw other objectsthat moved across the sky.They called them planetes. In Greek that means wanderer.That's where we get the word “planet." We live on the planet called Earth. Earth circles the sun. So do eight other planets.

FAQs

What makes the All Aboard Reading series suitable for beginning readers?

It offers full-color books with simple, engaging text tailored to children’s real interests, supported by four distinct reading levels.

How do Picture Readers help children learn words?

They use super-simple text with rebus pictures and include flashcards that show the picture on one side and the written word on the other.

What changes across Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3?

Level 1 uses very few lines per page and lots of repetition; Level 2 has slightly smaller type and more complex stories with simple sentences; Level 3 features longer texts, harder words, and more complicated sentences.

Sep 29, 2026

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