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Five Chapter Books 6: Systematic Decodable Books For Phonics Readers And Folks With A Dyslexic Learning Style (Dog On A Log Chap
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5 Books In 1. Each Book Has 1,3902,000 Words.The Dog On A Log Book Series Help Kids, Including Kids With Dyslexia, Learn To Read. They Are Soundout Books That Start With Just A Few Phonics Rules. Each Following Step Of Books Adds A Few More Phonics Rules And Sight Words. This Gradual Progression Helps Kids Learn To Read Without Feeling So Overwhelmed.New Readers Love Reading Books That Look Like Regular Books. They Especially Love That They Get To Read Real Chapter Books. Having Multiple Chapter Books In Each Step Means Struggling Readers Are More Likely To Master The Phonics Without Memorizing The Books.Start Anywhere In The Series Based On Your Child'S Reading Skills. The Word List Below Will Help You Decide Where In The Series Your Child Should Start. Information On Printable Activities Is Provided In Each Book.The Look Inside Feature Will Help You Determine If This Book Is Right For Your Reader.The (Purple) Let'S Go! Books Have Fewer Words For New Or Less Confident Readers. The (Red) Chapter Books Are Longer For More Reading Practice.Books Can Be Purchased Individually Or As Collection Volumes. This Is A Collection Of Five Step 6 Chapter Books.Research Shows The Most Effective Way To Teach Reading Is With Explicit Systematic Phonics. That Means You Teach Just A Few Phonics Rules Then The Student Practices Reading Books With Just The Rules They Have Been Taught. Each Dog On A Log Book Also Has A List Of The Sight Words That Cannot Be Soundedout With The Presented Phonics. Kids Can Learn Those Words Before Beginning Each Book. The Listed Sight Words Will Be The Only Words In The Book That Cannot Be Soundedout With The Rules From The Dog On A Log Phonics Progression.Many Early Reader Books, Leveled Books, And Even Beginning Phonics Books Are Written So They Cannot Be Soundedout. Kids Often Struggle And Grow Frustrated When They Can'T Sound Out The Words. However, Kids Who Have Been Taught The Phonics In Dog On A Log Decodable Books Can Be Proud When They Are Able To Sound Out And Read Almost Every Word.Dog On A Log Books Follow An Orton Gillingham/Systematic Phonicsbased Progression.For Additional Information On Using This Series, See The Kindle Book: How To Use Decodable Books To Teach Reading.Paper Books Are Optimized For Learners With Dyslexia. They Have Creamcolored Paper, Black And White Images, And Large Verdana Font. Verdana Is One Of The Most Dyslexiafriendly Fonts.Kindle Books Have Color Images.Dog On A Log What Step Should We Start With Word Listhave Your Child Read The Following Words. If They Cant Read Every Word In A Step, That Is Probably The Step They Should Start With. For Some Kids, You May Want To Start At An Earlier Step So They Can Build Confidence In Their Reading Ability.Step 1Fin, Mash, Sock, Sub, Cat, That, Dansstep 2Less, Bats, Tell, Mall, Chips, Whiff, Fallsstep 3Bangs, Dank, Honk, Pings, Chunk, Sink, Gong, Rungsstep 4Silk, Fluff, Smash, Krill, Drop, Slim, Whiskstep 5Hunch, Crate, Rake, Tote, Inch, Mote, Limestep 6Child, Molts, Fold, Hind, Jolt, Post, Coldsstep 7Strive, Scrape, Splint, Twists, Crunch, Prints, Blendstep 8Finish, Denim, Within, Bathtub, Sunset, Medic, Habitstep 9Hundred, Goldfinch, Tree, Wheat, Inhale, Play, Joestep 10Be, Remake, Spry, Repeat, Silo, Sometime, Pinwheelif Your Child Isn'T Ready For Step 1 Books:Dog On A Log Pup Books Will Help You Teach Them The Essential Prereading Skills Then The Letters And How To Soundout Words.Before The Squiggle Code (Prereading Skills)The Squiggle Code (Learning Letters And Words)Kids' Squiggles (First Stories)
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- Q: How many pages are in the Five Chapter Books collection? A: This collection contains two hundred fifty-eight pages. Each book is designed to engage young readers and aid in their phonics learning.
- Q: What is the binding type of these books? A: The binding type is paperback. This makes the books lightweight and easy for children to handle.
- Q: What are the dimensions of the Five Chapter Books? A: The dimensions are five inches wide, zero point six seven inches thick, and eight inches tall. This size is ideal for small hands.
- Q: What age group is this book series suitable for? A: This series is suitable for early readers, particularly those with a dyslexic learning style. It supports children as they develop their reading skills.
- Q: How can I use the DOG ON A LOG Book series effectively? A: You can use the series by selecting a book based on your child's reading abilities. Start with the recommended step and progress as they gain confidence.
- Q: Is there a specific reading level recommended for these books? A: Yes, the series follows a systematic phonics progression. Children should start with the step that matches their ability to read sight words.
- Q: How should I store these books to keep them in good condition? A: Store the books in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid stacking heavy items on top of them to prevent damage.
- Q: Are the books safe for children with dyslexia? A: Yes, the books are optimized for learners with dyslexia. They feature cream-colored paper and a dyslexia-friendly font.
- Q: How do I care for the paperback books? A: To care for the paperback books, keep them clean and dry. Avoid exposing them to moisture, and handle them gently to prevent wear.
- Q: Is this book series suitable for children who are not yet reading? A: Yes, children who are not yet reading can benefit from the DOG ON A LOG Pup Books. They teach essential pre-reading skills before advancing to chapter books.
- Q: How does this series compare to traditional early reader books? A: Unlike many traditional early reader books, this series is designed to be decodable. It allows children to sound out words rather than memorize them.
- Q: What should I do if a book arrives damaged? A: If a book arrives damaged, contact customer support for a replacement. Ensure you have your order details ready for a smooth resolution.
- Q: Can I purchase these books individually? A: Yes, you can purchase the books individually or as collection volumes. This offers flexibility based on your child's needs.
- Q: What if my child struggles with the recommended starting step? A: If your child struggles, consider starting at an earlier step to build confidence. The series is designed to support gradual learning.
- Q: Are there printable activities included with the books? A: Yes, each book provides information on printable activities. These activities are designed to reinforce the phonics concepts covered in the stories.
- Q: Is there guidance on how to use the books for teaching reading? A: Yes, additional guidance is available in the Kindle Book titled 'How to Use Decodable Books to Teach Reading.' This resource can assist in effective teaching.