Overview

RB-1 and the Mystery of the Letter R is a children's picture book that teaches children ages 3-7 about r-controlled vowels in a book that is entertaining and brightly illustrated. Teachers, parents and kids agree -- RB-1 is a fun way to lay a strong foundation for reading and phonics for kids ages 3-7. Based on computer-assisted phonetic analysis of 10,000 of the most frequently used words in popular literature, RB-1 Learns to Read is a serious phonics lesson hidden beneath a seriously fun and enjoyable book.

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9781733048309

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This is a very valuable book for children learning to read. As a reading teacher who now has a child learning to read, I see what a great resource this is. The strategy of finding patterns in words helps struggling readers. I am looking forward to more RB-1 books, for sure! -- Parent and reading coach I really enjoyed reading this Kindergarten friendly and FUNNY phonics book to my students. The silly pictures kept their attention and they learned about phonics at the same time! What a great teaching tool! -- Kindergarten teacher It's funny like Dr. Seuss, but simpler for emerging readers and structured to teach real phonics lessons. -- Kindergarten teacher.

""This is a very valuable book for children learning to read. As a reading teacher who now has a child learning to read, I see what a great resource this is. The strategy of finding patterns in words helps struggling readers. I am looking forward to more RB-1 books, for sure!"" -- Parent and reading coach ""I really enjoyed reading this Kindergarten friendly and FUNNY phonics book to my students. The silly pictures kept their attention and they learned about phonics at the same time! What a great teaching tool!"" -- Kindergarten teacher ""It's funny like Dr. Seuss, but simpler for emerging readers and structured to teach real phonics lessons."" -- Kindergarten teacher.

Author Information

Adam Cota is the father of two young children and works as an education consultant in both K-12 and higher education. He is a graduate of UC Berkeley and Harvard University.

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