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Review long vowels and build a beginner reader's confidence with this fun story from the Reader's Clubhouse series!

"Joe Boat" is a story that covers the "long o" sound. The book contains a word list that feature the book's "long o" focus for easy review. Word lists also include high-frequency and challenge words. All books in this series present a letter explaining the fundamental phonics concepts covered in each book. Between the helpful explanations and engaging activity suggestions, this short story is sure to build a young reader's confidence and keep them entertained!

This is the fourth volume of Reading Level 2 in a beginning readers series for kids that focuses on phonics, facts, and fun with books. Level 1 Readers are designed for classroom or home-schooling use in preschool and kindergarten, and Level 2 Readers for kindergarten and grade 1.

Why choose Reader's Clubhouse?

• Brief suggested activities that allow kids to interact with the book's subject matter
• Fiction contains a range of themes from funny to serious
• Fiction stories feature alongside full-colored illustrations
• Nonfiction stories are photo illustrated and explore fun facts
• Nonfiction contains index and glossaries for further learning
• "Decodable" word lists make easy references for reviewing targeted phonics
• Further website resources in every book

(back cover)
Reader’s
Clubhouse
LEVEL 2
READING SUCCESS IN EASY STEPS

Learn the sound: read the word. Educators and parents know that a phonics-based approach to reading works. Each Barron’s Reader’s Clubhouse book emphasizes one vowel sound or combination to build young readers’ skills and confidence.

Two nine-book sets help kids progress from easier to more advanced reading

LEVEL 1
5 books cover a single short-vowel sound
4 more books put all the sounds together

LEVEL 2
5 books cover a single long-vowel sound
4 more books put all the sounds together

Fun fiction titles feature lively illustrations and a brief activity that relates to the story

High-interest nonfiction titles are illustrated with photos, and include plenty of “fun facts”

Kids, Parents, and Teachers…
Go to www.barronsclubhouse.com for puzzles, activities, reading tips, games, classroom ideas, and information on joining Barron’s Reader’s Clubhouse.