Gradual Reading Series - Stage Two

Author: Safaa Azmeersom: Natalia - Hassan Al-Saadi - Osama MazharNumber of parts: 9 stories in a sturdy boxNumber of pages per story: 22-24 22X28 cm: sizeAge group: 7 - 8 yearsWeight / grams: 1ISBN 9789948154655: international numbering2022: publication dateAA0027: serial numberDescription: A collection of stories children enjoy reading during the early elementary stage in an atmosphere of happiness and imagination, stories develop in language where in the early stages the language is poetic and the sentence is repetitive, and in terms of topics where topics develop skills of thinking, communication, participation, and invention, which helps children to enter the world of reading gradually, with fun and confidence. 1- I hope the world is pink. Hobeeb wanted to change the color of the world; what did Hobeeb do? And how did he change the color of the world? With Hobeeb, we see the world in a new way. 2- Lost Cat. In this story, we learn about a lost cat, how we can help him, and look for his friends? And how can the cat itself contribute to the search process? 3- Toy Factory. In this story, we learn about a young boy who loves reading, inventions, and see how he enjoys books and makes toys. 4- Who drops Crocro? One day, Crocro the monkey became angry, and started throwing nuts at the forest guard and all the animals. Why did Crocro get angry? And what happened after that? 5- Zahi the driver. When Zahi the driver was late for work, he found himself in trouble... With Zahi, we learn the value of time and maintaining appointments. 6- The escaping pictures. Although Rami loves reading, he makes some mistakes; the pictures escape from the book. What did Rami do? And why did the pictures get angry? In this story, we learn to respect written words and drawn pictures. 7- The friends' umbrella. Rani's friends got into trouble... Did she help them? And what did her friends do? Together, we learn how to help... and how to forgive! 8- The little kangaroo. The little kangaroo, Kengo, went out to slide on the ice but fell. How and why did he fall? With Kengo, we learn the importance of training and obedience. 9- The world of adults. With young friends, we think like adults and learn about jobs.