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The marsh / by Lear, Lee-Ann.;
The Teal Series has a range of text structures. Some texts, like the Green Series Photo Stories, have more of a narrative structure, describing what the characters are doing and experiencing. Other texts are non-fiction and informative. The series includes engaging topics ranging from cooking to camping to trips to the park. Like the Green and Blue Series, the text is large and clear with extra space to help young readers see the distinction between each word. The Teal Series (10 Photo Titles) is parallel to the Blue Series, and of similar difficulty. Both the Teal and the Blue Series start with open syllables, but then diverge. You can choose which series to begin with, depending on your scope and sequence. The following concepts are introduced in the Teal Series: <o>/ō/, <e>/ē/, <u>/ū/, and <y>/ī/ in open syllables -- VCe pattern -- <ar>, <ur>, and <ir>, and the concept of r-controlled vowels -- "marker <e>" after <v>, <c> as /s/, and contractions -- compound words, and vowel flexibility in two syllable words -- <ild>/īld/, <ind>/īnd/,<old>/ōld/, <ost>/ōst/ -- High Frequency Words: "you" and "are".
Subjects: Readers (Publications); Marshes; Reading; English language;
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Fish / by Lear, Lee-Ann.;
The Purple Series follows the Blue Series. As the Purple Series progresses, the following concepts are introduced: long vowels in vowel-consonant-e pattern ("marker" <e> marks the preceding vowel long) -- consonant digraphs <kn> and <wr> -- replace <e> suffixing convention -- 3 syllable words -- suffix <-y>, <-er>, <-ful>, <-est>, and <-ly> -- prefix <un-> and <re-> -- High Frequency Words: "their", "some", "where/there".
Subjects: Readers (Publications); Dyslexia-friendly books.; Other Decodables.; Phonics.; Decodable books.; Fishes; Reading; English language;
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Fun in the mud! / by Lear, Lee-Ann.;
The Yellow Series is the first series and introduces short <a>/ă/, short <o>/ŏ/, and a small selection of consonants. As the Yellow Series progresses, the following concepts are introduced: all short vowels and all single consonants -- consonant digraphs <th>/TH/ voiced (in "the"), <ck>, <ff>, <ss> and <zz> -- some common orthographic patterns such as when to use <ck> -- suffix <-s> as third person singular verb present tense and as plural -- High Frequency Words: "a", "and", "the", and "to".
Subjects: Readers (Publications); Dyslexia-friendly books.; Blends & Diagraphs.; Phonics.; Decodable books.; Mud; Reading; English language;
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The hot sun / by Lear, Lee-Ann.; Katula, Nataliya.;
The Green Series starts with all short vowel sounds, all single consonants, several common consonant digraphs, and high frequency words "the", "a", and "to". As the series progresses, the following concepts are introduced: additional digraphs <ch>, <sh> and trigraphs <-tch> and <-dge> -- initial and final consonant clusters, first with continuous sounds, then with stop stounds -- orthographic conventions such as the doubling rule and when to use <-tch> and <-dge> -- <wa>(<a> as /ŏ/ after <w>) and <al>(<a> as /ŏ/ when followed by <l>) -- suffixes <-ed> and <-ing> -- concept of "schwa" in unstressed syllable -- High Frequency Words: "of", "was", "said" and "they".
Subjects: Readers (Publications); Dyslexia-friendly books.; Blends & Diagraphs.; Phonics.; Decodable books.; Reading; English language;
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Run! / by Lear, Lee-Ann.;
The Yellow Series is the first series and introduces short <a>/ă/, short <o>/ŏ/, and a small selection of consonants. As the Yellow Series progresses, the following concepts are introduced: all short vowels and all single consonants -- consonant digraphs <th>/TH/ voiced (in "the"), <ck>, <ff>, <ss> and <zz> -- some common orthographic patterns such as when to use <ck> -- suffix <-s> as third person singular verb present tense and as plural -- High Frequency Words: "a", "and", "the", and "to".
Subjects: Readers (Publications); Dyslexia-friendly books.; Blends & Diagraphs.; Phonics.; Decodable books.; Running; Reading; English language;
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The hot dock / by Lear, Lee-Ann.; Mundy, Ashlyn.;
The Yellow Series is the first series and introduces short <a>/ă/, short <o>/ŏ/, and a small selection of consonants. As the Yellow Series progresses, the following concepts are introduced: all short vowels and all single consonants -- consonant digraphs <th>/TH/ voiced (in "the"), <ck>, <ff>, <ss> and <zz> -- some common orthographic patterns such as when to use <ck> -- suffix <-s> as third person singular verb present tense and as plural -- High Frequency Words: "a", "and", "the", and "to".
Subjects: Readers (Publications); Dyslexia-friendly books.; Blends & Diagraphs.; Phonics.; Decodable books.; Docks; Reading; English language;
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Red dog / by Lear, Lee-Ann.;
The Green Series starts with all short vowel sounds, all single consonants, several common consonant digraphs, and high frequency words "the", "a", and "to". As the series progresses, the following concepts are introduced: additional digraphs <ch>, <sh> and trigraphs <-tch> and <-dge> -- initial and final consonant clusters, first with continuous sounds, then with stop stounds -- orthographic conventions such as the doubling rule and when to use <-tch> and <-dge> -- <wa>(<a> as /ŏ/ after <w>) and <al>(<a> as /ŏ/ when followed by <l>) -- suffixes <-ed> and <-ing> -- concept of "schwa" in unstressed syllable -- High Frequency Words: "of", "was", "said" and "they".
Subjects: Readers (Publications); Dyslexia-friendly books.; Blends & Diagraphs.; Phonics.; Decodable books.; Reading; English language; Dogs;
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The bath / by Lear, Lee-Ann.; Katula, Nataliya.;
The Green Series starts with all short vowel sounds, all single consonants, several common consonant digraphs, and high frequency words "the", "a", and "to". As the series progresses, the following concepts are introduced: additional digraphs <ch>, <sh> and trigraphs <-tch> and <-dge> -- initial and final consonant clusters, first with continuous sounds, then with stop stounds -- orthographic conventions such as the doubling rule and when to use <-tch> and <-dge> -- <wa>(<a> as /ŏ/ after <w>) and <al>(<a> as /ŏ/ when followed by <l>) -- suffixes <-ed> and <-ing> -- concept of "schwa" in unstressed syllable -- High Frequency Words: "of", "was", "said" and "they".
Subjects: Readers (Publications); Dyslexia-friendly books.; Blends & Diagraphs.; Phonics.; Decodable books.; Baths; Reading; English language;
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The log / by Lear, Lee-Ann.; Katula, Nataliya.;
The Green Series starts with all short vowel sounds, all single consonants, several common consonant digraphs, and high frequency words "the", "a", and "to". As the series progresses, the following concepts are introduced: additional digraphs <ch>, <sh> and trigraphs <-tch> and <-dge> -- initial and final consonant clusters, first with continuous sounds, then with stop stounds -- orthographic conventions such as the doubling rule and when to use <-tch> and <-dge> -- <wa>(<a> as /ŏ/ after <w>) and <al>(<a> as /ŏ/ when followed by <l>) -- suffixes <-ed> and <-ing> -- concept of "schwa" in unstressed syllable -- High Frequency Words: "of", "was", "said" and "they".
Subjects: Readers (Publications); Dyslexia-friendly books.; Blends & Diagraphs.; Phonics.; Decodable books.; Animals; Reading; English language;
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Get up cat / by Lear, Lee-Ann.; Katula, Nataliya.;
The Green Series starts with all short vowel sounds, all single consonants, several common consonant digraphs, and high frequency words "the", "a", and "to". As the series progresses, the following concepts are introduced: additional digraphs <ch>, <sh> and trigraphs <-tch> and <-dge> -- initial and final consonant clusters, first with continuous sounds, then with stop stounds -- orthographic conventions such as the doubling rule and when to use <-tch> and <-dge> -- <wa>(<a> as /ŏ/ after <w>) and <al>(<a> as /ŏ/ when followed by <l>) -- suffixes <-ed> and <-ing> -- concept of "schwa" in unstressed syllable -- High Frequency Words: "of", "was", "said" and "they".
Subjects: Readers (Publications); Dyslexia-friendly books.; Blends & Diagraphs.; Phonics.; Decodable books.; Cats; Reading; English language;
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