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1、 Shoes, Shoes, ShoesElectronic book published by 24 W. 25th St. New York, NY 10011 All rights reserved. Copyright 1998 by The Millbrook Press, Inc.Real Kids Readers and the Real Kids Readers logo are trademarks of The Millbrook Press, Inc.No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any
2、form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. For Raina_A. S.Special thanks to Little Eric, New York, NY, for supplying shoes, and to Hanna Andersson, Portland,
3、OR, L.L. Bean, Freeport, ME, and Playclothes, Rio Rancho, NM, for supplying shoes and clothing.e-ISBN 1-58824-490-3 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataSchreiber, Ann.Shoes, shoes, shoes / by Ann Schreiber ; photography by Dorothy Handelman.p. cm. _ (Real kids readers. Level 2)Summary:
4、 A trip to a shoe store reveals an enormous variety of shoes.ISBN 0-7613-2004-0 (lib. bdg.). _ ISBN 0-7613-2029-6 (pbk.)1. Shoes _ Fiction. 2. Stories in rhyme. I. Handelman, Dorothy, ill. II. Title. III. Series. PZ8.3.S3755Sh 1998 E_dc21Shoes, Shoes, ShoesAnne SchreiberPhotographs by Dorothy Handel
5、man4Shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes. So many kinds how can I choose?5Shoes with straps and shoes with laces. Shoes with holes in many places.6Shoes for running. Shoes for walking. Shoes for hanging out, just talking.7Some shoes are big. Some shoes are tiny. Brand-new shoes are nice and shiny.89These are
6、cool. These are sweet. These feel funny on my feet.10These are soft and very bright. These come in both black and white.11Shoes for games. Shoes for sports, like shooting hoops out on the courts.12Shoes for swimming. Shoes for rolling. Silly-looking shoes for bowling.13Tap, tap, tap, tap. Tap shoes
7、keep the beat.14And flip-flops are fun in the sun and the heat.15When it rains and skies are gray, these shoes let you splash and play.16When the snow falls from the sky, these shoes keep you warm and dry.17Shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes.18So many kinds how can I choose?19I like high-tops. He likes low-
8、tops.20We both like get-up-and-go tops.21Clean shoes. Muddy shoes.22Green shoes. Buddy shoes.23Shoes with heels make us so tall. But when we try to walk, we fall!24We wear these shoes when we play dress up, but take them off to clean the mess up.25Shoes with dots. Shoes with bows. These shoes pinch
9、my heels and toes.26I dont like brown. I dont want blue. So many shoes what shall I do?27Wait! I found them Look at these! They dont pinch and they dont squeeze.28Green and white and so much more. They are the best shoes in the store.29Shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes.So many kinds which do you choose?Pho
10、nic Guidelines Use the following guidelines to help your child read the words in Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.Short Vowels When two consonants surround a vowel, the sound of the vowel is usually short. This means you pronounce a as in apple, e as in egg, i as in igloo, o as in octopus, and u as in umbrella.
11、Short-vowel words in this story are: big, but, can, dots, fun, get, let, tap, tops.Consonant Blends When two or more different consonants are side by side, they usually blend to make a combined sound. In this story, words with consonant blends include: best, black, brand, flip, flops, gray, just, so
12、ft, sports, straps.Double Consonants When two identical consonants appear side by side, one of them is silent. Double- consonant words in this story include: dress, mess, and words in the all family: fall, tall.R-Controlled Vowels When a vowel is followed by the letter r, its sound is changed by the
13、 r. In this story, words with r-controlled vowels include: are, for, more, sports, store, warm.Long Vowel and Silent E If a word has a vowel and ends with an e, usually the vowel is long and the e is silent. Long vowels are pronounced the same way as their alphabet names. In this story, words with a
14、 long vowel and silent e include: games, holes, laces, like, takes, places.Double Vowels When two vowels are side by side, usually the first vowel is long and the second vowel is silent. Double-vowel words in this story include: beat, clean, feet, gray, green, heat, heels, keep, play, rains, sweet,
15、toes, wait.Diphthongs Sometimes when two vowels (or a vowel and a consonant) are side by side, they combine to make a diphthong_a sound that is different from long or short vowel sounds. Diphthongs are: au, aw, ew, oi, oy, ou, ow. In this story, words with diphthongs are: how, brown, new, out.Conson
16、ant Digraphs Sometimes when two different consonants are side by side, they make a digraph that rep- resents a single new sound. Consonant digraphs are: ch, sh, th, wh. In this story, words with digraphs include: both, choose, much, pinch, shoes, these, they, what, when, which, white, with.Silent Consonants Sometimes when two different consonants appear side by side, one of them is silent. In this story, words with sile
