Phonics Energy! (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles): 12 Step into Studying Books
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This Step into Studying boxed set contains 12 full-color phonics readers that includes Raphael, Donatello, Leonardo, and Michaelangelo of Nickelodeon’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Every guide includes a particular phonics idea that may give girls and boys ages 3 to 7 the instruments they should start studying on their very own.
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LEONARDO
Leo is the Turtles’ chief in blue. He’s a devoted pupil of ninjutsu, all the time coaching to excellent his craft. His ninja instincts aren’t the one factor sharp about him, as his signature weapon is twin katanas.
MICHAELANGELO
Mikey is the lifetime of the pizza celebration, with a persona as vibrant as his orange bandana. When he’s not spinning his nunchucks, there are a thousand inventive concepts spinning in his head. He’s a social animal (effectively, mutant), and greater than the others, he yearns to be a part of the true world.
RAPHAEL
Raph is the most important and hardest of the 4 brothers. A straight-up brawler, he has little or no persistence for issues like stealth, hiding in shadows or preserving his voice down. Whereas he’s fiercely loyal to his brothers, he’s typically additionally the one giving them a tough time. Raphael’s mood can get the higher of him, inflicting him to get into conditions over his head.
DONATELLO
Donnie creates the entire crew’s devices – from the only communicator to their unimaginable automobiles. He’s completely good, capable of cobble collectively incredible stuff from issues he’s actually scrounged from a trash-heap. Donnie’s brawn is simply as spectacular as his mind, and he is ready to finest any baddie together with his bo-staff.
SPLINTER
The Turtles’ sensei and father determine, Splinter is a protecting mother or father, stern disciplinarian, quirky grasp and Zen thinker. A ninja grasp on the top of his talents, he’s decided to coach and defend his household in any respect prices.
APRIL O’NEIL
April is the Turtles’ #1 human ally and their most important connection to the world above the sewers. She typically helps them out on their missions, holding her personal towards a few of the most formidable enemies.
VILLAINS
You possibly can’t have heroes with out villains, and the baddies of the Turtleverse all the time ship! From alien warlords and goofy henchmen to Shredder, the final word archenemy and chief of the evil Foot Clan, the half-shell heroes defend New York Metropolis towards formidable foes from everywhere in the universe.
NYC
The Turtles are the defenders of New York Metropolis. Whereas they might journey the world and soar by means of dimensions, the half-shell heroes name NYC residence. And for the reason that Turtles should reside within the shadows, New York’s road alleys, rooftops and, after all, its sewers play an vital position within the Turtles’ lives.
Pizza additionally performs an vital position within the Turtles’ lives. And if there’s one factor New York is aware of something about, it’s the best way to make the perfect pizza on the earth!
ASIN : 0385384823
Writer : Random Home Books for Younger Readers; Field version (July 28, 2015)
Language : English
Paperback : 144 pages
ISBN-10 : 9780385384827
ISBN-13 : 978-0385384827
Studying age : 3 – 6 years, from clients
Grade stage : Preschool – 2
Merchandise Weight : 2.31 kilos
Dimensions : 6 x 1.81 x 5.44 inches
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Tiffany Hicks –
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Joanne Huskey –
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My son loves these and it has encouraged him to read more.
Amazon Customer –
Effective and Engaging
I was struggling to get my almost 6 year old to practice reading over the summer. It was always a battle and I really just wanted it to be enjoyable for him. Over the summer he got really into TMNT and I wanted to leverage that interest to get him to read. These books are easy enough (he isn’t intimidated/discouraged) and I like how they focus on specific sight words and letter sounds and provide enough repetition to make it stick. Each book has a different story and different phonetic focus. My son will easily read us a couple of these in a row willingly, no fuss.
Jen R. –
Great simple stories for young readers.
This set had really cute little books. They did a good job making the stories simple but fun. If a kid likes Ninja Turtles, this will be a hit! The most difficult vocab is just the turtles’ names…but they can use the pic and beginning sound to figure that out quickly
Camille G –
Not the best series but my kids love them for the characters
My sons (ages 3&5) love these books dearly. The way the words are laid out, on a blank page or at least separate from the illustrations, are appropriate for beginning readers or kids that can only identify letters and some words. The front covers are a bit difficult for a new reader to read as the letters of the title are stylized in the âTMNT fontâ and there is a lot of extra words on the front. I gave a three star rating because the stories do not always make much sense, a common enough affliction for these phonics books. But my kids have been exposed to enough cohesive narratives and rich characters to be annoyed by the storylines. For example, one story has the turtles being chased by droids in the van, but nothing about how they escape. Here is the text of that page and the next: âThey get chased on the way. The van shakes! Oh, no! The cake! (Turn the page) The cake is okay! The turtles are safe.â My kids are never satisfied by this and other similar storylines and I end up making up what happens. In other books in the series the storylines are still simple but make sense all the way through. This could have been done better in all 12 books. Also, the illustrations are clearly reused several times – a small thing, Iâm sure to keep the cost down. Iâm not even sure my kids care. But Iâve seen better beginning reading series and phonics books that retain some integrity of narrative and put full effort into the illustrations; however, I havenât yet found one for these particular characters. Overall, sufficient for what I purchased them for. I do appreciate that the narratives are tame and not too scary, important for the age range (preschool through kindergarten or 1st grade) at which the reading level is aimed. I also do not like that the letter a used is represented by a non-standard a, not the one taught in most writing books. My kids know that this a represents the sound the standard a makes, but it is unnecessary at this level and could have been fixed by choosing a different font.
Courtenay –
My kid loves these books and being in Kindergarten is finding them easy to read. They are fantastic!
Lagomorph –
The nephew LOVES it and so did I!It’s a wonderful gift for a small adult and a big child!Don’t break a small adult’s heart by not knowing the names of their favourite ninjas so here’s a quick summary for the big children=1 Donatello=Purple eye mask2. Raphael=Red eye mask3. Leonardo=Blue eye mask4. Michelangelo=Orange eye mask5. Splinter=The ninjutsu rat (you)6. Shredder=The supervillain (Wolverine cosplayer)7. Krang=The supervillain who is a brain-like Alien but never call him a Utrom because even he didn’t call himself that. Do you get it, parents? No?Use this as a reference guide if your child gives you dirty looks for confusing the turtles because they’re named after the four most famous Renaissance artists and Antonio da Corregio wasn’t included because he’s Teenage mutant ninja Waldo, perhaps…Donatello was Italian and Italians love their Purple Garlic.Raphael starts with an R so that’s Red.Leo, like the guy in the Titanic movie… He drowned in the blue sea so that’s blue. Michelangelo… Angels like to eat oranges so that’s orange.Have a nice day.
Lejla –
Great books – not too many pages, great graphics and easy to read for children who are learning.
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MM –
These books are very small and thin, with simple stories, but for kids just learning to read they’re very helpful. If your child is into TMNT then this set motivates them quite well. My 4 year old in reception uses these books to practice reading each night, and finds them much more engaging than some of the reading schemes from school, because it has his favourite characters in it.It’s set out well so you can see which sound each book focuses on – like one focus on the short A sound, like jam, jab etc.. so those words will all get featured, and one will be the short i sound, others are slightly trickier sounds, and then you get a couple that are mixed.These are more specific phonic based than the normal step into reading books, and as mentioned they are smaller, so don’t expect it to be quite the same as the other stand alone books, but it is a good set for kids of about 4-5 who are learning