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Horizons Kindergarten Phonics and Reading is a phonetically-based word recognition and early reading curriculum. Students learn to identify the name and sounds of letters through stories and picture associations. Basic concepts are taught through brightly illustrated readers that emphasize comprehension and language skills. Subjects include the alphabet and letter sounds, consonants and vowels, blended sounds, reading, spelling, rhyming, sequence, nouns, verbs, pronouns, and contractions. Ideal for the reading-ready student. Manuscript style of writing is used for letter formation practice.

Horizons Kindergarten Phonics & Reading Bk 1 - AOP-KP001 - Horizons Kindergarten Phonics and Reading Student Book 1 contains fun-filled, fundamental lessons that cover: pronouncing and writing the alphabet; pronouncing simple consonant digraphs, consonant sounds, and short vowel sounds; and letter recognition through picture association and alphabet stories. This full-color student workbook contains lessons 1-40 and perforated pages for easy removal.

Teachers Guide Wonder what library visits, play-acting, relay games and round robin have to do with math? They're just a few of the creative activities used to help introduce concepts such as geometry, number theory, the metric system, and map reading. Some activities use play money and flash cards to help make learning fun and engaging."

Visual learners will enjoy playing games about banking .and fractions as they practice and master decimals and using fractions. 256 perforated pages, in full color, provide exercises in complex equations, division, multiplication and some pre-algebra. Use with Horizons 959946 teachers handbook. This is book one of two work-books for grade four.

Focus on letter recognition, consonant digraphs, and consonant blends. Horizons Kindergarten Phonics and Reading is a phonetically-based word recognition and early reading curriculum. Students learn t

Horizons Kindergarten Phonics and Reading is a phonetically-based word recognition and early reading curriculum. Students learn to identify the name and sounds of letters through stories and picture associations.Basic concepts are taught through brightly illustrated readers that emphasize comprehension and language skills. Subjects include the alphabet and letter sounds, consonants and vowels, blended sounds, reading, spelling, rhyming, sequence, nouns, verbs, pronouns, and contractions. Ideal for the reading-ready student. Manuscript style of writing is used for letter formation practice. Teachers Guide Book 1 includes lesson instructions, as well as tips and teaching strategies."