The Yak Pack: Sight Word Comics: Book 4: Comic Books to Practice Reading Dolch Sight Words (61-80)

by Rumack Resources (Created by), Susan Muscovitch, Jalisa Henry (Illustrator)

Overview

Learn to read the most commonly used Dolch sight words, essential for reading fluency. Join Zak the Yak and friends on a sight word learning adventure!

Book 4 of 5 - Dolch Sight Words 61-80

The fourth book in the series features 10 easy-to-read stories that teach the fourth list of 20 sight words. This book:

Is parent-friendly

Teaches sight words in sequential order for maximum learning

Introduces 2 new sight words per story, while reviewing previously learned ones

Includes reinforcement activities after each story

Appeals to young and older students with modern-style comics

Was written and developed by certified teachers

Complete The Yak Pack series (5 books) to teach 100 Dolch Sight Words by frequency!

The Yak Pack: Sight Word Comics
An innovative comic book series for teaching Dolch Sight Words at home or in the classroom.

Combine the Sight Word Readers with The Yak Pack: Comics & Phonics for a complete early reading experience!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780995958777
Publisher:	Rumack Resources
Publication date:	11/13/2017
Series:	Yak Pack: Sight Word Comics , #4
Pages:	104
Sales rank:	414,184
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.22(d)
Age Range:	3 - 10 Years

About the Author

Rumack Resources is the publishing division of Ruth Rumack's Learning Space (RRLS), an educational support company specializing in early literacy. Since 1996, Ruth Rumack and her team have been providing individualized academic and special education support to students in Toronto, Canada. RRLS's approach to teaching through sensory and motor activities that are tailored to specific learning styles is evident in every Rumack Resources product. All products are developed and written by certified teachers with extensive experience in the early reading process.

Author Susan Muscovitch is a certified teacher at Ruth Rumack's Learning Space, with a Masters of Education and qualifications in special education. Susan lives in Toronto with her husband and daughter.