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Helen M. Robinson

Auteur de Fun Wherever We Are

58 oeuvres 764 utilisateurs 7 critiques

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Œuvres de Helen M. Robinson

Fun Wherever We Are (1965) 232 exemplaires
Fun with Our Friends (1962) 52 exemplaires
More Friends Old and New (1912) 38 exemplaires
Friends Old and New (1963) 38 exemplaires
More Fun with Our Friends (1962) 37 exemplaires
The New Guess Who (1962) 36 exemplaires
More Roads to Follow (1912) 31 exemplaires
Fun with Our Family (1962) 24 exemplaires
Roads to Follow (1964) 23 exemplaires
Open Highways, Book 4: More Power (1965) 17 exemplaires
Sally, Dick and Jane (1962) 16 exemplaires
Ventures (1965) 15 exemplaires
Vistas (1969) 13 exemplaires
Cavalcades (1910) 10 exemplaires
Wide Horizons Book 4 (1965) 7 exemplaires
Wide Horizons Book 2 (1966) 6 exemplaires
Windows, Doorways, Bridges (1976) 5 exemplaires
Golden Treasure; Catch a Spoonful (1976) 5 exemplaires
Wide Horizons Book 6 (1970) 5 exemplaires
Passports Excursions Discoveries (1971) 4 exemplaires
Wide Horizons Book 5 4 exemplaires
Now We Read (1965) 4 exemplaires
Dimensions (1967) 4 exemplaires
Challenges 3 exemplaires
Open highways, book 8 2 exemplaires
Taller Than Trees 1 exemplaire
Wide Horizons Boss 1-6 (2010) 1 exemplaire
A Hundred Eyes (1976) 1 exemplaire
All In Free: Level 8 (1976) 1 exemplaire

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Nom légal
Robinson, Helen Mansfield
Date de naissance
1906
Sexe
female

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Signalé
lulaa | Apr 23, 2022 |
Author: Helen M. Robinson, Marion Monroe, A. Sterl Artley
Title: The New Guess Who
Illustrator: Richard H. Wiley
Publisher: Scott Foresman & Co
Date: 1962
Pages: 96
Type: Realistic Fiction
Summary: This is a great and easy book, it talks about the things Dick, Jane and Sally do. It talks about the adventures of their day and how they are helping each other out.

This is a great book for kids learning to read. It is an older book, I also got it form my mom. The illustrations are very unique and colorful.… (plus d'informations)
 
Signalé
emfro20 | May 11, 2014 |
This book is an excellent book to teach children to read, however because it is old, it is not very racially diverse. These types of books tend not to be, however the sentence structure and word choices are great for new readers. I would recommend this book for Kidergarden and 1st grade teachers to keep in their in-class libraries!
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lep119 | Dec 3, 2012 |
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This is a reader, great for home schooling. I'd say it's about 3rd grade level. It contains these Units with these stories:UNIT A - Marvelous Machines {{The Little Red Computer by Ralph Steadman ~The Secret of the Shed by Anthony Maitland ~Way Down Deep by Mary Ann Hoberman ~Bathtubs Are for Racing}}UNIT B - In the Present, In the Past {{The Hopi Way by Mary Elting ~How Coyote Guarded the Corn by Grace Jackson Penney ~Tyee's Totem Pole by Terry Shannon}}UNIT C - D-O-G Spells Fun {{Ramona and Ribsy by Beverly Cleary ~The Gingham Dog and the Calico Cat by Eugene Field ~A New Puppy ~Is it Realistic or Informational?}}Unit D - By Sandy Shores {{Bernadine and the Water Bucket by Aileen Olsen ~Fun with Sand by Bernice Kohn ~How to Make a Sand Painting}}… (plus d'informations)
 
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lulaa | Aug 9, 2012 |

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Œuvres
58
Membres
764
Popularité
#33,305
Évaluation
3.8
Critiques
7
ISBN
22

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