Phonics Workbooks & Sample Pages
Choose the exact reading skill your child needs. Follow the seven-book sequence step by step—or use any workbook independently for focused practice.
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Flexible, affordable phonics practice designed to fit the way you teach.
A Clear, Step-by-Step Sequence
The books follow a logical phonics progression that helps children build skills in the right order.
Use Any Book Independently
Choose the individual workbook that targets the exact reading skill your child needs.
No Rigid Daily Script
This is not a scripted, day-by-day curriculum. Teach at your child’s pace and focus on the skills they need most.
Clear Parent Directions
Simple explanations make it easier for parents, tutors, and educators to teach with confidence.
Affordable and Flexible
Practical resources for homeschool families, classrooms, tutors, and extra practice at home.
Created by a Reading Specialist
Built with classroom-tested strategies developed through more than 30 years in education.
A Clear Path from Letters to Independent Reading
Each workbook focuses on a specific reading skill and can be used on its own or as part of the complete seven-book sequence. Simply begin with the skill your child is ready to learn next.
Explore All Seven Workbooks
Preview real pages, identify the skill level, and choose printable PDF or paperback.
Letters & Sounds
The alphabet foundation for beginning readers
Best for: Children learning letters and sounds.
Skills: Letter recognition, formation, sounds, early phonological awareness, handwriting, and parent-guided activities.
Ideal for: Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten, or extra alphabet practice.
First Words
Blend sounds into CVC words, sentences, and stories
Best for: Children who know most letter sounds and are ready to read their first words.
Skills: Oral blending, CVC words, short vowels, word families, simple sentences, comprehension, and beginning dictation.
Ideal for: Kindergarten, first grade, or children ready to move beyond letter sounds.
Reading Longer Words
Blends and digraphs for growing readers
Best for: Children who can read CVC words and are ready for longer words.
Skills: Beginning and ending blends, sh, ch, th, wh, ck, sentence reading, comprehension, and dictation.
Ideal for: First grade or children who have mastered basic CVC words.
The Magic of Reading
Silent e and long vowel teams
Best for: Children ready to move beyond short vowels.
Skills: Silent e, long vowel teams, longer words, sentence reading, and comprehension.
Ideal for: First or second grade after blends and digraphs are secure.
Making Sense of Tricky Words
R-controlled vowel patterns
Best for: Children who have mastered common long-vowel patterns.
Skills: ar, er, ir, or, ur, word reading, sentence reading, and comprehension.
Ideal for: Second grade or children ready for r-controlled vowels.
Reading with Confidence
Advanced vowel patterns and diphthongs
Best for: Children ready to learn more advanced vowel patterns.
Skills: oi, oy, ou, ow, au, aw, word reading, sentence reading, and comprehension.
Ideal for: Second grade or children who have mastered r-controlled vowels.
Strong Readers Read Independently
Multisyllable words and confident reading
Best for: Children ready to read longer words independently.
Skills: Syllable division, decoding multisyllable words, reading in context, sentences, and comprehension.
Ideal for: Second or third grade, or the transition beyond single-syllable words.
Not Sure Which Workbook to Choose?
Begin with the earliest skill your child has not yet mastered. The workbooks are skill-based, not strictly age-based, so children can start exactly where they need support.
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