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ing Decodable Reading Book Level 1: 17

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Ing Decodable Phonics Book Level 1: 17 This fun phonics reader features the story of Pam as she shops with Gran in the city, riding the bus and doing errands around town. The text helps children sound out words containing initial and final consonant blends like “drink” and “crisps.” It also includes two-syllable words like “chicken,” “lemon,” and “carrots” to develop fluency. As part of the Reading Made Simple program, this book practices the “ing” phonics pattern while revising past sounds. With minimal pictures to encourage reading comprehension, this book is perfect for independent reading, small groups, or whole class activities. The Reading Made Simple series features decodable books for beginning readers across all abilities. The controlled, predictable words make these books ideal for struggling students or those with special needs like dyslexia or autism. The stories revolve around the charming adventures of Farmer Tom and his grandchildren as they care for the animals on their farm. New sight words are introduced slowly while phonetic “sight words” appear within learned letter patterns. Each book lists the 2-3 new sight words introduced, and all vocabulary is repeatedly met across the sequence. With a short introduction paragraph to spur discussion and check understanding, these simple 16-page booklets help boost confidence and fluency. Print and assemble into a mini flipbook for young readers to tackle on their own or with a teacher, parent, or tutor. Find coordinating titles in the Reading Made Simple collection.

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1 file with 1 reading book, 8 pages. Print as a booklet, flip on the short edge.

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ing phonics decodable readig book decodable reader struggling readers special needs phonics for speicla needs phonic books for struggling readers highly structured

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