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Orton-Gillingham Decodable Stories – Level 2 – The Pet: Structured Literacy Decodable Book (level 2 orton-gillingham decodable stories 1)

Orton-Gillingham Decodable Stories: Level 2 – The Pet is a structured decodable reader designed for beginning readers learning through the Orton-Gillingham approach.

This Level 2 story builds on early short-vowel words and provides practice with closed-syllable words using short a, e, i, o, and u.

Readers practise qu in quack, the digraphs ch in...

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Orton-Gillingham Decodable Stories – Level 3 – The Fly: Structured Literacy Decodable Reader for Developing Readers (level 3 orton-gillingham decodable stories Book 1)

The Fly is a Level 3 structured literacy decodable reader designed for children learning to apply foundational phonics skills through controlled text.

This story provides engaging reading practice while maintaining a strong focus on accurate decoding, fluency, and confidence.

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Level 3 is ideal for readers who:

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Orton-Gillingham Decodable Stories – Level 3 – The Swim Club: Structured Literacy Decodable Reader for Developing Readers (level 3 orton-gillingham decodable stories Book 2)

Orton-Gillingham Decodable Stories Level 3: The Swim Club is a structured decodable reader designed for developing readers learning through the Orton-Gillingham approach.

This Level 3 story builds on short vowel words, digraphs, and basic consonant patterns. It provides focused practice with beginning consonant blends and clusters such as fr,...

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Praise

This was a simple book for beginning readers or readers who have trouble reading. My son was able to read it quick on his own which is great as he sometimes struggles. Finding an author who specializes in learning difficulties like dyslexia is always a plus. Because my son was diagnosed with dysgraphia and his friend dyslexia; as the parents my friend and I are always looking for books to help them and this is one!

– Miranda Tobin

as a grandmother and mom of kids who have dyslexia i would like to comment on the book mentioned in this review

level 8: sam's toy car

This is the story of a frog that has a bad day, but the story perse is not as important as how it is written. The author uses controlled text so readers can decode it and build confidence in their reading skills.

This is a perfect book for teachers, parents, and children who are still having problems with reading.

– Marichus Real