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We are so excited to share this resource with you, especially if you have any interest in self publishing children’s picture eBooks on Kindle or other eBook platforms. Check it out! Simply go to http://trainingauthors.com/booktemplates then click on “templates” along the top. Scroll down until you see the Fable children’s eBook template.

Let us know if you end up using the template and publishing a children’s picture book!

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Thinking about what I have learned over the years homeschooling and reflecting back is crazy. Sharing with you all 5 of the things I wish I would have known when i started my homeschooling journey. These are personal to me and my journey, but maybe some of you all can relate?

What’s one thing you wish you knew when you started homeschooling?

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This video gives an overview of several words that are common in sentences, stories, etc. Practice these words as they are tricky to sound out. This will make reading faster.

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Practice reading these English letter combinations. Try to say each combination or word before I do.

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Print worksheet here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZXxfUhadf81isA2YVQe45kuW_Yx6JlBlujLTC_UBaOc/edit

Read out loud with the story! This is Episode 2 from the “Pizza and Hot Dog” series. Practice reading with Mr McGlover as he reads the children’s story, “Pizza and Hot Dog Meet Burger.”

To get the most out of the short practice session, follow three tips below.

1) Listen carefully to the words
2) Focus on each word
3) Don’t space out!

In other words, do your best to read along with the story. Even better, pause the video after each reading section, and read back and point at the words on the page (you can even wear gloves!).

Mr McGlover values participation and a “learn by doing” approach to reading. To watch these videos in a “sheltered” environment without distractions, visit http://www.MrMcGlover.com/ for all children’s videos in reading and math.

This program does not replace the hard work you do in school or in any other program. It is meant for children that want additional practice in reading.

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