
Decodable Books – Differentiation Made Easy
Are you tired of searching for decodable books that actually meet the diverse needs of your students? Do you find it challenging to differentiate your

Master CVC Words with a Blending Binder
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
Are Decodables Only for Beginning Readers?
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

The Layers of the English Language
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

Sound Walls: An Instructional Tool Aligned with the Science of Reading
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

Letter Names vs. Letter Sounds: Are Both Created Equal?
There is no denying the importance of letter and sound identification for developing readers, but areboth skills of equal importance? For many students, the ever-popular
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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 ...
Ready Reader Decodables for Small Groups Ready Reader Decodables are a valuable resource for implementing individualized, systematic, and explicit reading instruction in a small group setting. They are specifically designed to support early readers in developing their decoding skills, fluency, and comprehension abilities. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to effectively use Ready Reader Decodables with your students! 1. Assess and group students: Begin by assessing students' reading abilities to ...
As experts in literacy instruction and long-time advocates for evidence-based practices, the authors of Ready Reader Decodables are often asked how to meet the needs of all early readers. This is a question that has garnered much attention and debate over the years. The science of reading tells us how ALL brains learn to read and our two levels of books for each phonics skill help students attend to all ...
Ready Reader Decodables is dedicated to staying up to date on the science of reading. The science guides every part of our decodable books, comprehension questions, and free games. Ready Reader Decodables' Illustrations Specifically, we are very intentional about our illustrations. We understand the appeal of pictures and how they can help bring a story to life. However, Ready Reader Decodables wants our students to first decode each word on ...
Decodables for the 21st century classroom Ready Reader Decodables is passionate about supporting students of all backgrounds, cultures, and ethnicities. We include diverse characters throughout our books so that every child can see himself reflected in the stories he reads. Science of Reading and Decodables The science of reading tells us that skilled reading is a combination of language comprehension and word recognition. At Ready Reader Decodables we are intentional ...

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 ...




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