The book 50 Little Stories to Take Home was authored by Jill Norris and published in 1998 by Evan-Moor Educational Publishers. This resource is designed for early education, specifically for grades K-1. It includes 112 pages of reproducible stories that focus on building reading comprehension and literacy skills, suitable for classroom and home learning environments. The ISBNs are 1557996687 (10-digit) and 9781557996688 (13-digit).
Jill Norris’s collection of entertaining and instructive short stories, 50 Little Stories to Take Home, is intended for young readers in kindergarten and first grade. This book, which was published in 1998 by Evan-Moor Educational Publishers, is a reproducible tool that parents and teachers can use to help their kids’ reading development. The stories are designed to improve vocabulary, reading comprehension, and fluency—all fundamental literacy skills. Follow-up exercises that teach important reading skills are included with every narrative. Because it enables teachers to provide young students with take-home reading projects, the book is especially helpful for both classroom and home settings. This helps to establish a link between what is learnt in school and practice at home.