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Learn to Read with Orton Gillingham Decodable Readers: Orton Gillingham Phonics Readers for Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade and Kids with Dysl - Paperback
Learn to Read with Orton Gillingham Decodable Readers: Orton Gillingham Phonics Readers for Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade and Kids with Dysl - Paperback
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Unlock the Joy of Reading: Discover Learn to Read with Orton-Gillingham Decodable Readers
Embark on a reading adventure perfect for kindergarten and first-grade students with Learn to Read with Orton-Gillingham Decodable Readers! This engaging series harnesses the power of the Orton-Gillingham approach, blending structured phonics stories with vibrant storytelling to ensure a solid reading foundation. This book focuses on important diphthong sounds. Some examples of diphthongs are: oy, oo, ow, au, aw, ow, and more!
Each book not only boosts reading confidence but also features delightful coloring pages as a reward system, allowing children to celebrate their reading achievements creatively. This feature adds a fun, interactive element to learning, making it an enjoyable experience that children look forward to.
Kickstart the reading journey today! Equip your young learners with Learn to Read with Orton-Gillingham Decodable Readers and watch as they transform into confident readers, eager to color their way through success. This series is the perfect tool to make reading rewarding and effective for early readers.
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My dyslexic son usually gets frustrated during reading practice, but these stories keep him motivated without feeling overwhelming. Highly recommend!
As a reading interventionist, finding true decodable text that aligns with OG methodology can be tough. These books are practical, clear, and very effective.
These decodable readers follow a logical Orton-Gillingham progression. My first grader made noticeable confidence leaps after just a couple of weeks.