All in One Easy Reader

By Rebecca A. Vorsah BEd (Arts) MEd, Jones Y. Assor and Josephine Y. Assor

The content of this resourceful book contains reading educative and interesting short stories, poems, speech work, phonetics, grammar, vocabulary building, literature, picture description, and lots of exercises. Children can recite any of the poems during class competition or inter- schools competition. These will equip them to be innovative and creative.

Reading is a very good skill that children must acquire through consistent practice. Those who read regularly gain the necessary skills and read skillfully in class and in public. Everything is simplified to make reading enjoyable. The pictures in the book capture the attention of the young learners thereby making learning an interesting experience.

Reading, writing, and understanding are key elements in the development of children. If children attend school regularly but cannot read, write, and understand anything, it is not the best.

With the help of this book, pupils from primary four onwards can read easily without any difficulty. There are simple words with their phonetic pronunciations. The words are pronounced according to their syllables.

Above all, there are lots of exercises in the book that will keep them busy and active. It is our hope that children who will use this book would perform better in class and in their final examinations.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris UK
• Release date: Dec 9, 2016
• ISBN: 9781514498996

Rebecca A. Vorsah BEd (Arts) MEd

Rebecca is a world-famous specialist in education. The author has many years experience of working with children from birth and the youth up to twenty years of age in both Ghana and the UK. She is Early Childhood Education Lecturer. Rebecca had her first degree BEd (Arts) from University of Cape Coast (UCC), Ghana. She has much admiration for British education, so after her first degree, she grabbed the opportunity to pursue her master’s in the UK. While studying for her master’s in Educational Leadership and School Improvement from The University of Manchester in the UK, she was deeply involved in voluntary and community development work and, through her active participation, was selected to serve on Trinity and Ancoats Local News Board. Rebecca also promotes the welfare of international students by working closely in partnership with universities and colleges and other stakeholders in the UK by providing advice and mentoring. She is an education consultant. Anyone who needs her proficient service can contact her. E-mail: [e-mail] [e-mail]

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Copyright © 2017 by Rebecca A. Vorsah, Jones Y. Assor & Josephine Y. Assor. 728313

ISBN:   Softcover   978-1-5144-9898-9

   EBook      978-1-5144-9899-6

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Rev. date: 01/12/2017

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Contents

SHORT STORIES

A CHRISTMAS TREE

A COMMUNITY PARK

ON THE WAY TO SCHOOL

SOME RESOURCES FROM GHANA

OUR MANGO TREES

LISTEN TO ADVICE

TRUST

THE POWERFUL GIRL

THE DAY JACOB WILL NEVER FORGET

DEDE’S PARENTS HOME

A WEDDING CAKE

BELIEVE ME

THE CLOCK

KENTE CLOTH

SHORT POEMS

IT IS GOOD TO BE NICE

THE CAT

EDUCATION

CULTURE

JUST AS I AM

WHEN I WAS YOUNG

I PASS MY EXAMINATIONS

I HEARD A SOUND

I AM A TODDLER

I FEAR SNAKES

WHEN I LOOK ROUND THE WORLD

THE WIND

MARY LIKES CHILDREN

GETTING READY FOR SCHOOL

I SEE A SHEEP

RESEARCH WORK

PRONUNCIATIONS

REVISION EXERCISES

LIBRARY

LISTENING SPEAKING AND SPELLING

READING AND WRITING

PICTURE DESCRIPTION

THEY ARE READING

SHORT STORIES

A CHRISTMAS TREE

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When we were coming to school this morning, we saw a beautiful Christmas tree. Mensah pointed at it and walked towards it. We also followed him. When we got nearer, we saw some women around it. They were selling Christmas gifts and clothes. We were attracted to the gifts because they looked very nice. We thought we could buy some but we did not have money.

Fortunately, many of our friends gave us a lot of gifts on 25th December. I was very happy and promised to work hard and also buy some gifts for them next Christmas.

Answer all the questions.

Questions

1.   Who pointed at the Christmas tree?

2.   Was the Christmas tree beautiful?

3.   What were the women selling?

4.   Which date is Christmas day?

A COMMUNITY PARK

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This is a beautiful park where we can sit and learn. We can learn