Measured Mom Decodables
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Use these 144 printable decodable passages to help your learners develop fluency with words that include all phonics skills from CVC words, blends, and digraphs, to words with vowel teams, r-controlled vowels, and diphthongs! Click on each product to about the phonics skills that are covered in each set. Jenae Crowley has written beginner decodables that actually tell interesting stories, and Caitlyn Ellis has added engaging black-and-white illustrations. In addition to the high quality stories, each book includes comprehension questions to ask before, during, and after the reading.
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My name is Anna Geiger. I've been supporting teachers with my printable resources since 2013. I admit it I was all in on balanced literacy, and I felt my world turn upside down when I began learning about the science of reading.
It turned out that many of the teaching practices I held dear did not align with research. I've spent the last five years studying what the research truly says.
