Wakacje Adelki. Czytam sobie poziom 1

Is it hard to plan the perfect vacation? According to Adelka, it's definitely more interesting than doing homework! At the threshold of summer, inhaling the scent of blooming magnolias and snacking on warm rhubarb pie, the girl makes vacation plans. There will be time for picnics, rollerblading, and scuba diving. It sounds perfect! But it turns out that vacation can be even better, because this summer, Adelka will spend it with a new, furry friend. It's Rudy – a dog from the shelter, whom the heroine fell in love with at first sight. This book by Katarzyna Kozłowska, illustrated by Zofia Różycka, is a level 1 title in the series. I'm Reading Myself , designed for children beginning their independent reading journey. Beginning readers will find a certificate of success and stickers inside. It's the perfect summer read!

“I Read to Myself” is a three-step program for learning to read:

Level 1

"I Put Words Together," the first level of the "I Read Myself" series, is a wonderful start to learning to read. These simple and entertaining stories are the work of outstanding Polish authors. The stories are written in short sentences. Extra-large fonts make reading easier, and words in boxes on the sides of the pages are used for practicing phonics. Illustrations by top Polish artists harmoniously complement the text.

Level 2

I'm Making Sentences, the second level, "I'm Reading Myself," is for children who have already begun their reading adventure. The sentences are longer, and the text includes more dialogue. The large font makes reading easier, and the words in boxes help with syllabication. Interesting, entertaining stories by outstanding Polish authors and illustrations by top Polish illustrators will make reading time a time of great fun.

Level 3

I swallow pages This is the third level of the "I Read Myself" series, designed for children who are already reading independently. The large font makes reading easier, and words marked with an asterisk are explained in an alphabetical glossary at the end of the book. Black-and-white illustrations and a predominance of text over illustrations create the feeling of being in a real book.