Second reading book: Goldilocks
These Read it yourself books seem to be just about the right level. The inane guesses without actually looking at the letters in the word are still rather irritating though 😉
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4 responses to “Finished”
Don’t knock it though, Fran seems to have finally worked out how to make “sensible” inane guesses.
Well done Big! Will have to have a look at them when I come over next, see if it might be something Marcus could cope with.
Nice one Big!
Jax – I’m with you on the inane guessing while gazing out of the window, at the ceiling, blank (not even switched on) TV – anywhere but the page in fact! Irritating as hell. Especially when it’s words he read happily the page before!!
Yep, I can empathise having gone through it (and still going through it some days!) with Joseph. Random guessing really irritates me…