Adventures of Jack and Gizmo (e-bog) af Poulson, Frances
Poulson, Frances (forfatter)

Adventures of Jack and Gizmo e-bog

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Books for Young and Early School-Aged BoysThis is the fourth in a new series of childrens books, The Adventures of Jack and Gizmo. These books are aimed specifically at young and early school-aged boys. They are written based on the educational research into the factors that have been shown to play a role in increasing the probability that boys will develop an interest in reading at an early ag...
E-bog 40,46 DKK
Forfattere Poulson, Frances (forfatter), Campbell, Shari (illustrator)
Forlag Xlibris US
Udgivet 2 maj 2014
Længde 24 sider
Genrer Children’s / Teenage fiction: Short stories
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781499008104
Books for Young and Early School-Aged BoysThis is the fourth in a new series of childrens books, The Adventures of Jack and Gizmo. These books are aimed specifically at young and early school-aged boys. They are written based on the educational research into the factors that have been shown to play a role in increasing the probability that boys will develop an interest in reading at an early age. Educational research has shown that the number one predictor that children will experience long-term success in school is the level of reading readiness that they already have when they begin school. The research also shows that young boys that have been provided with books that have specific characteristics are likely to have a higher level of reading readiness when they begin school. These characteristics are:1. Books that have a male as the central character;2. Books that the boys actually own, even if they cannot yet read them by themselves;3. Books that contain action, adventure and/or problem-solving by boys;4. Books that portray the central character modeling behaviours such as reading, problem-solving, and searching for and applying knowledge;5. Books in which the vocabulary allows them to be read to boys by their parents in their early years, and by the boys themselves once they begin to read for themselves.