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     • The I See Sam series was developed by the Southwest Regional Laboratory for Educational Development and Research (SWRL) and published by Ginn and Company in 1972. Since it was a federally funded research program in beginning reading, the books are all in public domain.
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   Are I see Sam books copyrighted?

   • Website, readers, minibooks, original drawings and worksheets copyright 2011, Billie Garcia. All booklets and worksheets may be printed and distributed for home and classroom use. I See Sam pictures are from the SWRL readers which are in the public domain.

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   Are the I See Sam books still available for free?

   • The original versions of I See Sam books are still available for free to print, download, and view online. However, the versions changed through the Reading For All Learners Program in 1993 are copyrighted and can only be purchased in printed form.

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   Are 'I see Sam' books public domain?

   • Since it was a federally funded research program in beginning reading, the books are all in public domain. The "I See Sam" books in a browser-readable form, whether on PC or mobile. Children can learn to read in very small steps with these readers.

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   Who wrote the I see Sam books?

   • The I See Sam readers were published by Ginn and Company in 1972. They were developed by the Southwest Regional Laboratory for Educational Development and Research or SWRL. This was a federally funded research program in beginning reading and as such the books are in the public domain.

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   How many original I See Sam books are there?

   • The original versions of 52 I See Sam books are available for free to print, download, and view. They were published through a federally funded program in 1972 and made available in the public domain in 1977.

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   Where can I find the 'I see Sam' books?

   • The most comprehensive version of the 'I see Sam'books are distributed by Roads to Everywhere. Have a look at 3RsPlus.com website for information. The Director of SWRL at the time, Dick Schutz, has kept the project on the 'straight and narrow' and the books cannot be recommended highly enough.

   A Home Library for Early Readers: S.W.R.L. "I See Sam"

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3. iseesam.github.ioI See Sam Readers

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   The I See Sam series was developed by the Southwest Regional Laboratory for Educational Development and Research (SWRL) and published by Ginn and Company in 1972. Since it was a federally funded research program in beginning reading, the books are all in public domain.

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4. beginningreadinghelp.blogspot.com › 2013 › 05I See Sam Books Are Free to Download and View Online - Blogger

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   In 1993 changes were made to I See Sam books through the Reading For All Learners Program. The RALP versions of I See Sam books are copyrighted and can be purchased in printed form. There is also a free iPad app available.

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6. marriottmd.com › samBrian Marriott's I See Sam Homepage

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   The original 1972 I See Sam, early reader books now available online for viewing, download, and printing. (Click here for printing instructions.) Books 1-9 -- Books 10-19.

7. iseesam.com › free-editionReading for All Learners Free Edition - I See Sam

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   If you aren't sure which books to start with please consider running our free placement assessment series. Also you can find a correlation to leveled readers which can be useful in determining a starting point.

8. freereaders.weebly.com › i-see-sam-readersI See Sam Readers, SWRL - Free Printable Phonics Readers

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   Website, readers, minibooks, original drawings and worksheets copyright 2011, Billie Garcia. All booklets and worksheets may be printed and distributed for home and classroom use. I See Sam pictures are from the SWRL readers which are in the public domain.

9. lizditz.typepad.com › i_speak_of_dreams › 2010A Home Library for Early Readers: S.W.R.L. "I See Sam"

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   Jan 5, 2010 · The writers were Lin Oliver and Steve Mooser. Because the project was federally funded, the books are in the public domain. I have two sources Mrs. Sakamoto's page Brian Marriot's I See Sam Homepage. Interview with Lin Oliver. Interview with Steve Mooser.

10. forums.welltrainedmind.com › topic › 446317-i-seeI See Sam Books Download and Print - The Well-Trained Mind ...

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    Dec 24, 2012 · K-8 Curriculum Board. I had signed up for ReadingTeacher.com to have access to the I See Sam books, but only 4 were printable from that site. Then I received an email saying that as of January 1 the site would be suscriptions based. So, I went looking around and found readinglessons.com.