Moonbear's skyfire
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"A moonbear book."

A "Leap Into Literacy adaptive books for special needs children" version of this title. At end: "Leap Into Literacy is a program designed for children that are pre-readers or for non-verbal children with special needs. Children's books are adapted to enable the children to take part in reading for fun and enjoyment. The books are taken apart and picture communication is added. Picture communication backgrounds are color coded for the parts of speech. Pages are laminated and placed in binders enabling the child to keep the book propped open with ease. Books may also be placed on pedestals for children with fine or gross motor difficulties. The pages are laminated to mimic the stiffness of board books and because they can be easily sanitized for children with compromised immune systems. Page "fluffers" are added to enable a child to turn the page with less difficulty."

Housed in a three-ring binder; one laminated story time sheet in front pocket and laminated front & back covers inserted within front of binder.

When he sees a rainbow for the first time, Bear thinks that the sky is on fire and he is determined to put out the skyfire.

420L,Lexile

Decoding demand: 57 (medium),Semantic demand: 39 (low),Syntactic demand: 57 (medium),Structure demand: 73 (high),Lexile

Accelerated Reader AR,LG,1.6,0.5,24901.