Orton Gillingham Decodable Readers. Easy decodable texts to improve reading and writing skills in struggling readers and kids with dyslexia. Paperback – September 4, 2021

As an educator dedicated to supporting struggling readers, I've discovered a truly remarkable tool that has revolutionized how my students comprehend what they read. The Orton Gillingham Decodable Readers workbook lives up to its promises, providing a treasure trove of easy decodable texts designed to enhance reading and writing skills in struggling readers, including those with dyslexia.These carefully crafted decodable texts have become an essential resource in my teaching repertoire. The systematic and structured approach of the Orton Gillingham method has proven to be incredibly effective in helping my students unlock the world of reading. Each story is thoughtfully designed to reinforce phonetic patterns and build essential decoding skills, enabling struggling readers to make significant strides in their literacy journey.What sets this workbook apart is its ability to engage and captivate young readers. The stories are not only carefully tailored to match the reading level of struggling learners, but they also ignite a sense of joy and accomplishment as students successfully navigate through each page. The clear and concise text, coupled with vibrant illustrations, ensures an immersive and rewarding reading experience.Moreover, the workbook goes beyond just reading comprehension. It seamlessly integrates writing activities that reinforce the newly acquired skills, fostering a holistic approach to literacy development. This comprehensive combination of reading and writing practice is a game-changer for struggling readers, as it strengthens their overall language skills and boosts their confidence.In summary, the Orton Gillingham Decodable Readers workbook is an invaluable resource for educators and parents alike. Its targeted focus on improving reading and writing skills in struggling readers and children with dyslexia is truly unparalleled. If you're searching for a proven method to empower struggling readers and ignite a love for reading, look no further. This workbook is a must-have addition to any literacy program.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I really appreciate the content of this book. However, the pages are too busy. The pencil graphics at the top and bottom of the pages are distracting for my dyslexic reader. Also, the font is not easily ready for a dyslexic individual. The font should be simple such as a Sans font. This font appears italicized which is not ideal for a dyslexic reader. I wish there were more products with similar content. That said, I would still recommend this product, but I wish the author would improve this product in the ways I've listed.

It’s engaging and interactive but there are misspelled words (seriously) and the font used is very difficult for early readers. Letter I looks like an L and lowercase K has a loop that looks like R. It should be a serif font for SURE. I have to write over these letters before handing it to my kindergartener. I like the content but where is the editing? Surprising for Orton Gillingham.

As a master’s level teacher and 90+ hour Orton Gillingham trained educator, this resource is unacceptable. I like the concept and the format, but the level of grammatical errors and misspelled words is atrocious. I was concerned when I received the book and noticed the errors on the back cover and hoped the contents were well-edited. I was wrong. Each passage has some sort of errors. Pictures are attached. Do not waste time or money on this resource. It needs an editor.

Wish I had read the reviews closer!!Pros - the passages in these stories focus on explicit phonics skills (digraphs) and the difficulty increases steadily. I appreciate the comprehension questions and repeated readings.Cons - students can not work on these independently. The passages contain typos - for example, the word “shinning” instead of “shining”. This is really not acceptable being that this is a decodable phonics book and students will be confused when they decode that word correctly. Additionally, there is a question for a completely different passage within the questions for “Sasha’s Wish” - which is also confusing. Finally, the font is not appropriate for struggling readers.

This is a great way for your child to practice blends, Answer comprehension questions, and build fluency.

Some misspelled words and mistakes in passages.

There are obvious typos throughout the book. Even my child with ADHD and dyslexia was able to notice some of them. The graphics are inconsistent - some places where they ask the children to list words are large blank boxes, and others are tables with a box for each word. The activities are overly repetitive to the point of the child getting frustrated with the monotony.