Charge into Reading Decodable Books (Stage 2): 5 Consonant Blends Decodable Readers to Help Kindergarten and First Grade Beginning Readers Learn to Read (One Blend Type Per Book) Paperback – April 20, 2023

I started out using the first set of Charge Into Reading books (which reinforces short vowel sounds) with my son who is four. When he started to feel really confident reading from those, I ordered this set which introduces consonant blends. It has been really wonderful to have interesting decodable readers to go along with our homeschool reading instruction. I really appreciate that this are visually appealing and have interesting stories as they seem to hold my son’s attention and he actually gets excited to read them and do the additional activities in the back. I definitely recommend them for home or classroom learning!

These are great decodables. My new kindergartener and dyslexic child prefer these when choosing books to practice as they have text that is easier to follow and have activities for more practice at the end they really enjoy. Highly recommend for new readers.

we are doing consanant blends & the way the have the books, first they teach the new new words, 2nd read the story & 3rd it works backwards with the words to teach spelling. My grandaughter thinks the last section is games but at 5 1/2 these boojs have been an amazing first step into reading. Ivplan on going all the way to the 10th set of books. The stories are kid friendly, they teach then reinfore the new words with a cute story & then turn into small "spelling" games. Icthink there are 6 or 7 pages of quick small sections to rwview & reinforce steps 1 & 2. I taught my son also& used mostly dr. suess but these are better. Buy em for you 4-6 yr olds & teach them young the joy of reading. My grandaughter gets excited at reading time. Hooked on phonics is good but slow paced. Itsgreat for learning the letter sounds & to start but my grandaughter was bored woth it. I ordered the 1st set of books & she loved them.

I got this for my 4 year old, who is learning to read. We love these books. She is working on her blends and I like that each book focuses on a different type of blend. The stories are interesting, cute artwork, and the perfect level for her reading. Not too easy, and not too long of sentences. I love that they include some activities in the back of the book for more literacy practice!

These are the best decodable readers for kids. My son is in kindergarten and it is amazing to have books at home that he can truly read as he learns new skills. Not only are they decodable, but they also all have a storyline. It is nice to read stories rather than lists of words! I simply watch for which new skills my son is learning and then work my way through the stages of readers accordingly. I am also a teacher. We follow the Science of Reading and these are perfect. Once my son works his way through the readers, I will eventually take them to school to use with my students there too.

I purchased this set to send home with a student for summer work. I spoke to parent about continuing to work so he would not lose all of the progress he has made this school year. I am including this and several other bundles as well as high frequency word cards. Amazon is my friend!

This is the decodable set of books that you need for blends practice. It has great use of the different blends that students can be exposed to as well as it is a fun story. My students enjoy reading them and especially looking at the fabulous illustrations. It is the perfect length for this attention span as well.

This set was great for us and our first grader. The words are carefully chosen so kids can actually sound them out. They liked all the stories.