Unlike other texts designed for early readers, such as leveled books, decodable books try to avoid letter-sound pairings that are unfamiliar to the reader.

When your child is first learning to read, you'll likely be on the lookout for engaging, age-appropriate reading materials to practice with. Decodable books are a type of reading material that ...

She recommended current early reader books like See Me Run by Paul Meisel and Hot Dog by Molly Coxe because they contain decodable, repeated, high-frequency words, have almost no multi-syllable ...

For early readers, they have a number of great offerings spread across two levels: Brand-new readers (ages 3+, grades K-1) and Emerging Readers (ages 4+, grades 1-2). They also publish books for ...

Libraries start readers early, very early While schools focus on students, libraries engage readers much earlier. Area libraries offer story times for babies, toddlers and preschoolers.

Books for life, not just World Book Day: early-reader titles rule OK. ... Conversely, for Fluent readers, the WBD book may be seen as an add-on for existing readers rather than tempting new ones in.

Littlest readers love books with rhythm and rhyme, so select books that sound great when read aloud. ... Early Readers (ages 5–12) For young readers ready to tackle their first "real" books, ...

Recommended for ages: Birth to 5 One hallmark of the best children’s books is standing the test of time. Well, The Little Engine That Could doesn’t just think it can do that—it did. Pick up ...