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Students will practice their decoding and fluency skills with these fully decodable passages that target specific phonics skills using a systematic progression. 20 passages are included.
Are you looking for decodable reading passages that will also provide students with much needed reading comprehension practice for MAZE or CLOZE assessments?
This collection of over 60 decodable passages also serves as a CLOZE comprehension activity. Each passage focuses on one skill at a time.
Do your students need decoding practice with vowel teams and vowel diphthongs? These Decodable Phonics Passages for vowel teams and vowel diphthongs were written to help your students learn how to decode fluently and confidently.
These Decodable Phonics Passages for the VCe syllable type were written to help your students learn how to decode fluently and confidently.
These Decodable Phonics Passages for initial and final consonant blends were written to help your students learn how to decode fluently and confidently.
Do your students need decoding practice with digraphs? These Decodable Phonics Passages for digraphs sh, ch, th, wh, and ck were written to help your students learn how to decode words with digraphs fluently and confidently.
Do your students need decoding practice with specific phonics skills? This bundle of Decodable Phonics Passages was written to help your students learn how to decode with confidence. Your beginning readers will love practicing their decoding and phonics skills with these short decodable passages!
A teacher emailed me recently with a question that hits right at the heart of structured literacy and basic decodables. She said (and I’m paraphrasing just a bit): “I want to embed rich vocabulary when my learner is still reading basic decodables. I know read-aloud is important, but a good read-aloud takes time. How do…
There are numerous benefits of using decodable text in our Orton Gillingham lessons. Perhaps the most important is to build a habit of using decoding skills and discourage habitual guessing. Decodable text limits the number of words where their decoding skills aren’t yet adequate. When students can use their emerging skills to successfully read the…