One, two, three - dead!

About the book
Continuation of a series of books for the first independent reading from Tatyana Russites. In this set, as in the previous ones, 8 books of a small format, but now the words have become longer and more complicated: now up to 7 letters can be in them.
Each story is funny and instructive, illustrated with watercolor pictures. In the books you will find simple sentences, understandable words, a large font and, of course, lovely heroes. Stories are easy and interesting to read to children who are just starting to teach literacy. This is the next step for those who read previous sets.
What should be the first book that the child can read himself?
a small format to be convenient to hold in your hands.
with large letters, so as not to strain vision.
With simple words, so that the letters are easily folded into syllables.
Short, so that there was a feeling that you have read a whole book.
With a funny plot, to make it more fun.
And, of course, with color pictures.
Books of the children"s author and illustrator Tatyana Russites! Small, thin and with large letters. The longest words in them consist of only seven letters, and watercolor drawings perfectly illustrate short stories with unexpected endings. Even if the child does not know all the letters of the alphabet, it does not matter. Fascinated by the plot, he can quickly put them in simple words.
What is included
8 books of different levels of complexity - from the simplest to the most difficult:
The raccoon goes for a walk. Volume 1
The raccoon goes for a walk. Volume 2
Once, two, three - get out!
Mountain view
How to make a century out of a moment
Can I come in?
kids
rain
8 stickers "read". I read the book - you get a sticker that can be glued to the cover of the book or in any other place.
Tips for parents on how to read these books with a child.
For whom this book
For children 3-6 years old who learn to read on their own. How to work with this book
You can read books in any order. Give a choice to the child.
Before you offer the child a book, remember the alphabet together - but not the name of the letters ("ka", "EM"), but the sounds that they mean ("K", "M") So it will be easier for the baby to fold the letters in syllables.
Do not rush the child and tell me how to read if he does not ask for help. He should be interested in knowing how the story will end.
After reading the book, talk about the plot, consider and comment on the illustrations together.
Let the child are one at a time, and not all at once. This will help maintain interest and not overwork the baby, to whom reading is difficult so far.
You can reward the child with a sticker for each book read. Glue it on the cover of the book or in any other place.
Praise the child even for small achievements, tell your relatives and friends about his successes.
About the author
Tatyana Russita is an illustrator and author of children"s books. Born in Riga, now lives in Norway. Tatyana writes about herself: "We live in Tromso, behind the polar circle. With long winter evenings, I draw pictures and sign them. Or vice versa. This is how books are obtained. Then my husband Sasha reads them to Yulka and Yanka, and the three of them tell me where to fix what to correct. Living with three harsh editors is sometimes difficult, but always interesting! "
3rd edition