CompuRead Level 3 Stories 3-4 for 2nd-3rd Grade

Advanced English reading skills consistent with the 2nd and 3rd Grade Student for Early Reading Intervention

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CompuRead Level 3 Stories 3-4 for 2nd-3rd Grade

What You Will Learn!

  • The student can now work with the language structure and elements.
  • Advanced hand writing concepts and socially responsible themes in developing quality character traits.
  • Level 3 again emphasizes advanced phonetic elements of words and sentence structure.
  • This story continues to challenge the student with word, sentence and paragraph construction.

Description

TO THE PARENTS OR GUARDIAN: This course, as with most CompuRead courses, is designed to be worked with by a child. As per Udemy guidelines, an underage child may not sign up for this course independent of a responsible adult. Therefore, please have a parent or guardian sign up under their account.

This story takes place in the early part of the 20th century and is a true experience of the author as she was a little girl. It’s about riding in a horse-drawn sleigh and how wonderful it was to ride along with her parents at her side, feeling like a queen.

At that time the sleigh was the main means of transportation in the winter until cars were invented and came into common use.

You could hear the sleigh for miles as the bells on the sleigh and horse jingled in the crisp open air. The owners of the sleigh and the horses were the pride of the family and often the horse would be treated as a member of the family.

Over frozen ice and snow the ride was nice, but in the early to late spring, and even into summer, it turned into a bumpy, bone jarring ride. The ice on the roads was not completely melted and usually was not well maintained.

During the winter, people would sing as they smoothly rode along in the frozen air. Many songs have been composed about winter sleigh riding. “Jingles Bells” is one of those beloved popular seasonal and beloved songs.

Who Should Attend!

  • Level 3 is designed for the 2nd and 3rd Grade student and continues to apply the concepts learned in Level 2

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