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Phonics for Reading

Accelerate striving readers in Grades 3–12 toward grade-level proficiency with explicit intervention and age-appropriate content that builds the decoding skills and confidence they need.

Get to Know Phonics for Reading

Phonics for Reading, authored by Dr. Anita Archer, provides students in Grades 3–12 the critical foundational skills they need to achieve their potential and succeed as readers. An explicit and systematic intervention program rooted in reading science, Phonics for Reading accelerates learning in automatic word recognition, with support for comprehension, vocabulary, and fluency. 

For schools with i-Ready, Phonics for Reading ties seamlessly into i-Ready Assessment data, enabling you to easily identify the students who will benefit from phonics intervention and the level of support each student requires.

Watch the Phonics for Reading overview video for an introduction to the program.

Research and Efficacy

 

Phonics for Reading leverages decades of research into the Science of Reading and the science of instruction.

 

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Data to Inform Instruction

Phonics for Reading pairs seamlessly with the i-Ready Assessment to identify students in need of phonics intervention. The program also includes various tools to measure students’ skills and monitor their progress. 

Assessment to Accelerate Learning

Within Phonics for Reading, there are opportunities to use assessment data to understand student needs. 

Phonics for Reading Placement Test

This Placement Test can be used for placement of students into Level A, Level B, or Level C of Phonics for Reading. It can also be used to measure students' progress.

Phonics for Reading Sampler eBook

 

The Phonics for Reading sampler includes an overview of the program, components, sample lessons from each level, and interviews with Dr. Archer.

 

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Phonics for Reading

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Letters of Progress

The Letters of Progress provide overview information about the skills learned at that point in the lessons for the level in which the student is working. Letters are sent home three times per level to provide student progress updates after a set of skills have been taught and practiced. Families are encouraged to listen to their students practice the skills with the provided examples.

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