Cart is empty Keep up with our latest Ready Reader Decodable posts.
The Ready Reader Decodables team is passionate about providing books to help all readers tackle words and sharing what they know with teachers, parents, & children alike. We put the research into practice so you can focus on teaching reading and a developing a love of reading with your students!
Today, I'm thrilled to dive into a game-changing resource that's revolutionizing the way we teach young readers: the blending binder. If you're serious about nurturing confident, proficient readers, then this tool is an absolute must-have in your teaching arsenal. So, what's all the buzz about? Let's break it down: What's a Blending Binder, Anyway? Simply put, a blending binder is a tactile, hands-on tool designed to help students master the ...
Decodable books, stories, and passages are texts that the author limits the word choice to include an abundance of the pattern currently taught, as well as exclude patterns that have not yet been taught. The goal of a decodable text is to promote repeated phoneme-grapheme correspondence in the brain, as we know that this is one of the skills needed to store words in the brain's longterm storage (via orthographic ...
Hi all, At Ready Reader Decodables, we are committed to supporting our followers with their personal development and understanding the English language. One of the reasons the English language can appear dense is that our language is a compilation of other languages. Just as we consider our population, we can consider our language a “melting pot” with many linguistic influences. Linguists agree that the primary influences are as follows: ...
The rising popularity of the science of reading has brought many instructional shifts, and one that has taken the forefront of the SOR conversation is the transition of a wall consisting of words (word wall) to sounds (sound wall). So, what exactly is a sound wall? A sound wall is an instructional tool used to visually represent the 44 phonemes of the English language and their corresponding graphemes or spellings ...
There is no denying the importance of letter and sound identification for developing readers, but are
both skills of equal importance? For many students, the ever-popular Alphabet Song is their first real
exposure to the alphabetic principle. But a quick analysis of the song reveals some missing components:
letter sounds. Do the letter names really matter? Let’s take a quick moment to consider the association
between the letter name and the phoneme (sound) it ...
Today, I'm thrilled to dive into a game-changing resource that's revolutionizing the way we teach young readers: the blending binder. If you're serious about nurturing confident, proficient readers, then this tool is an absolute must-have in your teaching arsenal. So, what's all the buzz about? Let's break it down: What's a Blending Binder, Anyway? Simply put, a blending binder is a tactile, hands-on tool designed to help students master the ...
Decodable books, stories, and passages are texts that the author limits the word choice to include an abundance of the pattern currently taught, as well as exclude patterns that have not yet been taught. The goal of a decodable text is to promote repeated phoneme-grapheme correspondence in the brain, as we know that this is one of the skills needed to store words in the brain's longterm storage (via orthographic ...
Hi all, At Ready Reader Decodables, we are committed to supporting our followers with their personal development and understanding the English language. One of the reasons the English language can appear dense is that our language is a compilation of other languages. Just as we consider our population, we can consider our language a “melting pot” with many linguistic influences. Linguists agree that the primary influences are as follows:
- ...
The rising popularity of the science of reading has brought many instructional shifts, and one that has taken the forefront of the SOR conversation is the transition of a wall consisting of words (word wall) to sounds (sound wall). So, what exactly is a sound wall? A sound wall is an instructional tool used to visually represent the 44 phonemes of the English language and their corresponding graphemes or spellings ...
There is no denying the importance of letter and sound identification for developing readers, but are
both skills of equal importance? For many students, the ever-popular Alphabet Song is their first real
exposure to the alphabetic principle. But a quick analysis of the song reveals some missing components:
letter sounds. Do the letter names really matter? Let’s take a quick moment to consider the association
between the letter name and the phoneme (sound) it ...
both skills of equal importance? For many students, the ever-popular Alphabet Song is their first real
exposure to the alphabetic principle. But a quick analysis of the song reveals some missing components:
letter sounds. Do the letter names really matter? Let’s take a quick moment to consider the association
between the letter name and the phoneme (sound) it ...
Subscribe to our newsletter to keep up with all news from Ready Reader Decodables!
Looking for more about teaching reading? You can also get an automated notification straight to your inbox any time we publish a new blog post. Click the link below to subscribe directly to our blog.
