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Step Into Reading Book – The Dragon’s Scales | Early Readers, Step 3, Imaginary Creatures
Step Into Reading Book – The Dragon’s Scales | Early Readers, Step 3, Imaginary Creatures
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- Step 3 reader ideal for Grades K–3
- Engaging story introduces basic weight and measurement concepts
- Features a clever heroine and a humorous dragon character
- Colorful illustrations by John Manders
- Perfect for early reading practice and math-themed storytime
When a cantankerous dragon blocks Berryville’s bridge, the town’s strawberry supply—and its peace—are in peril. But one smart little girl saves the day, using lessons from school to outwit the dragon’s tricky weight-based riddles. The Dragon’s Scales is a charming Step Into Reading title at Step 3, making it a great pick for confident early readers and for kids exploring basic math concepts through storytelling and imaginary creatures. It’s a delightful and unique gift idea for young learners who love whimsical tales with smart heroes.
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Step into Reading The Dragon's Scales is such a cute book for early readers. I love how the story follows a smart little girl who uses what she learned in school to save the town of berryville. The plot about the dragon and the strawberries is really engaging for kids in grades k-3. It is a fun way to teach children basic concepts about weight! 🍓
Step into Reading The Dragon's Scales is a really cute story about a smart little girl. She helps the people of berryville get their strawberries back from a dragon by answering questions about weight. The great quality of this math reader makes it perfect for kids in grades k-3. It is so fun to see her use facts from school to save the day!
My kid loved learning about how the little girl saves Berryville from that hot tempered dragon. It was such a fun story about weight questions and strawberries! Step into reading the dragon's scales is great quality for a math reader. We really liked how she used facts she learned in school to win.
My kid loved this story, and I love that it teaches something too. Super fun way to mix reading with learning!