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Ready, Set, Trace! It's Race Day in the Snowy South! Pogo's Big Race is a Level 2 Sight Word Storybook Workbook designed for early readers building fluency and beginning grammar skills. Kids join Pogo the penguin, Sally the seal, and their friends as they prepare for a big community race-only to find the track is damaged after a storm! With teamwork and determination, the racers help rebuild the course, learning the true meaning of friendship and fair play along the way. This engaging workbook helps children trace over 250 Fry sight words, choose the correct word for the sentence, and add in…mehr

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Ready, Set, Trace! It's Race Day in the Snowy South! Pogo's Big Race is a Level 2 Sight Word Storybook Workbook designed for early readers building fluency and beginning grammar skills. Kids join Pogo the penguin, Sally the seal, and their friends as they prepare for a big community race-only to find the track is damaged after a storm! With teamwork and determination, the racers help rebuild the course, learning the true meaning of friendship and fair play along the way. This engaging workbook helps children trace over 250 Fry sight words, choose the correct word for the sentence, and add in missing punctuation. It introduces early grammar practice and reinforces comprehension-all while completing a fun-filled story! Key Features: ¿ A complete story with over 250 Fry sight words ¿ Traceable sight words built into full-sentence context ¿ Punctuation and word choice practice ¿ Early grammar skills like subject/verb agreement ¿ Gentle comprehension prompts through story interaction ¿ A wintery story of teamwork, resilience, and a race for the fish cake! Perfect for home, classrooms, or homeschool enrichment, Pogo's Big Race makes reading and writing practice feel like part of the adventure.
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Ashley Lee began her publishing career at Simon Fraser University's Master of Publishing program. She has an Animal Care Aide certificate from Vancouver Island University, which allowed her to combine her love for animals and writing when she worked for Modern Dog and Modern Cat magazines. Ashley lives in British Columbia, Canada, where she enjoys exploring the outdoors, volunteering with children's programs, and doing arts and crafts.