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Project Read AI UFLI Aligned Decodable Generator

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Project Read AI UFLI Aligned Decodable Generator

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Project Read, your AI Co-Teacher for the Science of Reading

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Science of Reading decodables generated for each student and an AI tutor which gives students feedback as they read.

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Are you teaching young children to read using fiction and nonfiction readers?

If so, it's imperative that your learners get lots of practice with decodable text ... text with words they can sound out and not guess using the pictures.

A decodable text allows readers to practice the phonics skills they have already been taught.

In the past, I really resisted decodable readers.

I was sure they made no sense, would kill a love for reading, and got in the way of comprehension.

The fact is that there ARE some bad decodable books out there. But good ones are being created and shared all the time.

It's tricky to find nonfiction readers that kids can sound out ... so I've started creating very simple nonfiction decodable books for new readers.

I hope you'll add my nonfiction decodable books to your list of favorites!

How to get the printable books

When you click on a book, you'll be prompted to enter your email address to get the book sent to your email. You'll have the opportunity to purchase the accompanying resources ... take advantage of the special offer or skip it!

What's included in the full set?

The free books below are all you truly need to get started. But you'll be blown away by the supplementary materials, as pictured below.

When you purchase a complete set nonfiction books with accompanying resources, you will receive:

Each book in four different printing formats (includes two black and white versions)

A single-page lesson plan for each book with introductory activities and tips for reading the book with students

Word Ladders that focus on sound-spelling correspondences for the target phonics skill

A Roll & Read activity for building fluency

A sentence writing activity for promoting comprehension by having students write about what they read

Each book on a single page; use for partner reading and assessment at the end of the week!

Get the complete sets here!

Members of Reach All Readers Plus have access to all the books AND accompanying resources at no additional cost ... members can find the books in the membership here.

Set 1a: CVC Words

Set 1b: Blends and Digraphs

Set 2a: CVCE Words

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If you're looking for decodable books for young readers, you'll love this collection of free decodable nonfiction readers! Build confidence with these engaging books!

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ABC Phonics Chant for Children  |  Sounds and Actions from A to Z

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Etymonline - Online Etymology Dictionary

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The online etymology dictionary (etymonline) is the internet’s go-to source for quick and reliable accounts of the origin and history of English words, phrases, and idioms. It is professional enough to satisfy academic standards, but accessible enough to be used by anyone.

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The links below are a collection of resources available for use with UFLI. They include resources to teach each lesson, grade level lesson videos, information and videos for each reading strand, UFLI decodable text guide, access to UFLI apps, and much more. UFLI Folder
This folder includes over

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Browse over 60 educational resources created by Grow with the Flow - Jess Henry in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.