How To Teach Children's Readers
Easy-for-Me™ Children's Readers, Sets are designed to be read in sequence, as the skills used in each build on each other and gradually increase in difficulty. These sets of Children’s Readers teach all needed skills explicitly so that there are no gaps in what the children know.
After reading each story, use the provided comprehension questions to help the child focus on the content of what they have read.
Download the Scope and Sequence to see exactly the skills that each Reader teaches.
Why are these readers so effective?
These decodable/sight word Readers are perfect for providing reading practice after children learn advanced sound spellings and sight word vocabulary using SnapWords® cards.
This Set of Readers also teaches over 120 new Snapwords® from Lists C and Nouns 1 and are designed to encourage and support students as they become skillful and confident readers.
In addition to teaching phonics concepts and sight word recognition together, Easy-for-Me™ Children's Readers focus on comprehension and fluency. Some comprehension questions trigger memory of story details, but others will prompt children to think critically about ideas not directly in the text.