PhonicBooks

Ten story books each focusing on a different vowel sound. A great resource for children who are not yet fluent readers and need to revisit those tricky vowel digraphs. A higher ratio of text to develop reading fluency and build confidence.

Aimed at children in pre-K and kindergarten, each book introduces only a few concepts at a time, allowing independent reading from the outset. Two books in each stage provide practice while offering different stories. Each stage introduces new letters/sounds while supporting previously taught phonic letters/sounds and high-frequency words, or sight words.

Vowel Spellings introduces vowel spellings in a gradual way. Each level 1-4 adds more alternative vowel spellings for each vowel sound, allowing the teacher to match the text to the number of alternative spellings they are teaching.

The VCe Spellings set of books is aimed at children learning the VCe spellings who need to practice reading those words in text. This set of books can be introduced before Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Level 3, which also includes the VCe spellings, as one of a number of spelling alternatives.

Beginning Readers Sets include Dandelion Launchers Stages 1-7, Dandelion Launcher Stages 8-15, Dandelion Launchers Stages 16-20, Dandelion Readers VCe Spellings, Dandelion Readers Vowel Spellings Levels 1-4, and the Dragon Eggs Series.

A contemporary series following the adventures of a group of teenagers in the Moon Dogs band. This extra set of beginning readers is aimed at older students at the very early stages of reading. Covers sounds of the alphabet at CVC level. (Not included in the Moon Dogs Complete Sets or Catch Up Readers Complete Sets.)

A contemporary series following the adventures of a group of teenagers in the Moon Dogs band. This extra set of beginning readers is aimed at older students at the very early stages of reading. Covers sounds of the alphabet at the VCe level. (Not included in the Moon Dogs Complete Sets or Catch Up Complete Sets.)

An additional series aimed at children in pre-K and kindergarten, each book introduces only a few concepts at a time, allowing independent reading from the outset. Each stage comprises two books that provide practice while offering engaging stories. In addition to introducing new letters/sounds, each book supports previously taught phonic patterns and high-frequency words, or sight words.