Sound Out Phonics-Based Chapter Books

Each story contains the charm and wit to keep kids coming back for more.

Sound Out Chapter Books give students numerous opportunities to practice decoding one-syllable and simple two-syllable words. Designed to follow a skill sequence that gives students multiple opportunities to practice specific phonics skills, your student will 'graduate' from Set A-1 to Set C-2 with the confidence that comes from a successful reading experience. If your student has a learning disability such as dyslexia, or is learning English as a second language, or is a struggling reader, these are the books you have been searching for.

Set A contains six books, three of which focus on short vowels and three that focus on long vowels. Students with minimal reading skills can read these books from cover-to-cover. They'll have a successful and enjoyable reading experience with lots of decoding practice.

Set B includes six books that give practice in all the decoding skills found in Set A plus two groups of new skills: three of the books focus on consonant blends and digraphs and three focus on diphthongs, r-controlled vowels, and silent letters. Like Set A, only single-syllable words are included.

Set C includes six books that give practice in all of the skills found in Sets A and B and add new skills. Three books focus on spelling patterns, inflectional endings, and compound words and three focus on prefixes and suffixes and regularly spelled two-syllable words.

For reluctant readers who have enjoyed previous Sound Out Chapter Book sets, here is a non-fiction series. Each phonics-based chapter book in the X Sports Sound Out series gives reluctant or beginning readers a fun and interesting look at an extreme sport, from inline skates to river rafting.

Workbooks contain story synopses and pre- and post-reading activities. Helps students build vocabularies, practice comprehension, recall and other basic reading competencies. Includes answer key. Reproducible. Softcover, 56 pp.

This program is ideal for:

• Special Education / Special Needs
• Struggling Learners
• Students-at-Risk
• Learning Disabled
• Remedial Education
• Differentiated Education