Decodable Books
What are decodable books? New readers who are learning to sound out words need books that teach or reinforce the letter-to-sound correspondences they are learning. This enables them to build those connections in their brains, without relying on repetition or cues to guess what words might be. Decodable books are best used with readers who already have some foundation with the basic sounds of letters, particularly the short vowel sounds and consonant sounds, and are working on putting those sounds together to make words. (Updated 2025)


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Choosing and Using Decodable Texts
Practical Tips and Strategies for Enhancing Phonics Instruction
Reach for a Peach
Long Vowel Sounds With Consonant Digraphs
A Duck in a Sock
With Four Phonics Stories
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