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Each book comes with a lesson plan
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★★★★★Did your school say you need to switch to decodables and give you no resources in order to do so? Look no further. Excellent books that build on each other and include complete lesson plans.
Alicia G.★★★★★Thank you so much for creating such a wonderful resource that really engaged my students, while helping them to grow in their knowledge!
Ashley M.Each book comes in 5 versions:
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Each book introduces new skills in this order.
★★★★★This resource has been a great addition to my class library and ELA centers time. I have printed out all the stories, put them in page protectors, and made my own books in 3 ring folders. The students use them for independent reading time and write reading responses about them. They are great for practicing phonics skills and fluency.
Jane T.★★★★★I love using these decodable books. The students enjoy reading them. I like that I can print them and send them home without worrying if they come back to school.
Jill B.I'm the author of Reach All Readers and host of a weekly science of reading podcast.
I'm also a former teacher (M.Ed.), now serving educators through my website, Reach All Readers.
As a teacher, I was always on the hunt for the perfect resources that would help my students become stronger readers. And I nearly burned myself out trying to find them.
I want better for you.
Now I create easy-prep printables that your students will love so much they'll forget they're learning.
In Set 2, the books progress in difficulty as these skills are introduced: VC/CV words, V/CV & VC/V words, suffix -ed, magic e words, suffix -ing, -tch & -dge, wr, kn, ph, ee & ea, ai & ay, oa, ow & oe, igh & y, oo (zoo), oo (good), ar, or, er, ir, and ur.
Each book includes the printable list of skills in order, with that book's skills highlighted.
Absolutely. The science of reading is a body of research related to the teaching of reading. Research tells us that we don't memorize words as wholes. (Otherwise, you'd know up to 70,000 words as whole images ... and your brain can't do that!)
Instead, we learn to read words automatically because we're good at orthographic mapping. We become good at orthographic mapping (storing words for future, instant retrieval) when we're proficient at phonemic awareness and phonic decoding ... and this resource is ideal for building the skill of phonic decoding with our newest readers!
Yes! We have completed all four sets: Set 1a, Set 1b, Set 2, and Set 3. We're also creating bonus books that we share in our membership, Reach All Readers Plus.
You'll receive an email with a link to download the files. Save the files to your computer, and you can access them at any time.
We're just an email away! Contact our team at hello@reachallreaders.com, and we'll respond within 24 hours, excluding holidays.
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