Front cover of Write! Words & Silly Sentences

Book 3 of 3 in Ready, Set, Write!

Letters become words, and words become silly sentences. Your child traces first words, copies funny sentences and then writes their very own. Every sentence uses only words already taught, so nothing on the page is out of reach.

A child who can form every letter still cannot write, because writing is spacing, and holding a sentence in your head while your hand catches up. This book is about that gap.

The sentences are silly on purpose. A goat in a hat is worth copying out; “the cat sat on the mat” is not. Every word in every sentence has already appeared earlier in the book, so a child never meets a word they cannot read while they are busy writing it.

What is inside

  • 48 first words to trace and copy
  • 24 silly sentences with a picture to colour
  • 8 write-your-own pages with a word bank
  • Free practice paper and a certificate

Pages from the book

A word page with a picture and the word written on a handwriting rule, first as a model and then as dotted copies.
The row fades from a solid model to dotted copies to an empty space.
A silly sentence to copy on handwriting rules, with a picture beside it to colour in.
Every model carries a start dot and numbered arrows along each stroke.
A write-your-own page with a word bank at the top and empty handwriting rules below.
Nothing on the page is out of reach: it only uses what came before it.

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Front cover of Write! Words & Silly Sentences, one edition, both characters

One edition, both characters

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