Reading Level: Kindergarten Interest Level: Grades PreK – 2
Time for a shopping trip! This title introduces beginning readers to all that you can find at the grocery store. Leveled text and bright photos guide readers through the different grocery departments and to the checkout lane. Simple diagrams, labels, and a picture glossary help reinforce the text. This simple trip to a common community place is sure to interest young readers.
'“Grocery Store” by Lily Schell is part of the community places collection from the Blastoff Beginners series. The Blastoff Beginners series has become a valuable addition to our elementary library. With its captivating visuals and accessible text, this book introduces young readers to the world of grocery stores and their role in our community. The well-structured layout engages early learners while nurturing their understanding of daily life. “Grocery Store” not only imparts knowledge about commerce but also fosters an appreciation for community and cooperation. Ideal for emerging readers and classroom discussions, this book seamlessly combines education and engagement, enriching our students’ comprehension of their surroundings and inspiring a sense of involvement in our community’s activities.', Heather Slater, South Sound Book Review Council, Washington,'Are you looking for the perfect non-fiction series for your young readers? Discover the perfect book for beginning readers with our recommendation of the Community Places #BlastoffReaders series by Bellwether Media Let's explore why this book is an absolute must-have for young learners: 1. Easy-to-Read: Designed specifically for beginning readers, this book features large, clear fonts and simple sentence structures, making it easy to follow along. 2. Engaging Topics: From the post office to museums, "Community Places" covers many places within our communities. Each page is filled with relatable topics, ensuring young readers are learning from start to finish. 3. Vibrant Illustrations: Colorful and visually appealing illustrations bring the book to life, making the reading experience enjoyable and immersive.', Educational Resources Lab at Oakland University, Michigan
