I have been a children's tutor for many years, both paid and volunteer. I teach reading using phonics and have training in teaching people with dyslexia how to read using Saxon Phonics and Alphabetic Phonics. I love your videos and information! When I was in Americorps in the 1990s, we used the Steck-Vaughn Phonics Readers (1991) that are excellent. I seems that you haven't heard of these. There are 40 books in all with colored illustrations. These books start with two books each for the five short vowel sounds ("Matt and Rags," "Pam's Pal,": etc.) and two books each for the five long vowel sounds ("A Race on the Lake," "The Cake Bake," etc.). These are the only phonics-based books I have found for teaching beginning reading. I will now order your books too. Thank you so much!
I am so excited to have found your content. Thank you algorithm. I have been reading since I was 4 thanks to Grandma. And have been feeling like a failure parent. Mine are 5 and 6 and cannot read. I have renewed hope.
I ordered these books 3 weeks ago and my son has been excitedly reading through them. He just finished book 12 yesterday! I had a rule with him that we could only attempt one new book a night. He likes to reread all the books most nights. Sometimes he would get tired as we neared book 8-11 and couldn't attempt any new books. Something you didn't mention in the video is that there is a cast of characters that come back and interact with each other throughout the books. He liked them as if they were friends, saying "That's Pat!!" when he came across the character in the next book. There are also little callbacks to previous books which made it feel more continuous. He was challenged by capital I looking like lowercase L. He seemed to sort it out by the end of the books but we had to help a lot to distinguish between the two. I emailed Spencer about this and he mentioned that it was done on purpose. (Thank you for responding so quickly!) My son did seem to figure it out eventually! I highly recommend these books and I hope you make more soon so that my son can read more about these characters while advancing to the next stage!
Remember last year when i told my son was having trouble blending. Now hes blending amazing ans im so proud of him! Now im introducing big words😊 i love teaching him!!
Oh my goodness. You have so much passion that I love. I was thinking about how I wanted to find a better way to teach children to read. You showed up on my UA-cam feed 🤔😊. I have watched a few episodes and intend to sign up for your course. My heart is to take this to my church’s children’s ministry. I see that a lot of Bible stories that are hard to keep the children interested. I am always looking for ways to get children to learn without them realizing that is what I am doing. The age group I am privileged to serve is infants to 5 years. Thank you for all of your hard work. You and your team. I pray that you get millions of customers that see the value. I am a grandmother and wished this was available when my two were younger. I do plan to use this for my 8 year old grandson. He is struggling with reading. Congratulations and I wish you all the best. 😊🏆
OMG! You just solved my problem. I was looking for books for my 2.5 boy. And yes i have bought most of the ones you mentioned only to get disappointed. I thank God leading me to your videos too. They are helpful. Wish we had that kind of passion in all the people teaching our kids and doing business too😊
Wow I wish I had these when my son was younger, people will appreciate the parent guide as their kids get older and realise even though as parents we can read, knowing where to start in teaching a kid how to read is a challenge, you don’t even know where to start, so that alone is worth the money. Love your passion :)
I'm a super picky homeschool mom. I've pieced together various reading material and most of it is custom made by me. I can resonate with the whiteboard approach 😂. But that being said, when I seen these books i knew it would be a very good investment! I even got the digital version to hold us off until our books arrive! Love this! Thanks!
This is a great video. What you are saying actually makes sense. I'm teaching my niece to read & I had to learn HOW to pronounce the sounds. I followed the instructions in a book & she is a great reader now. Next we are going to practice larger words, diagraphs & spelling.Those books that say I can read level 1 actually aren't level 1. They are much hard than they seem for beginning readers.
Went to first grade in 1966, See John run. See spot sit. Spot is a dog. Spot is John's dog. Good ol 1960 reader. It was hard cover, and I was to keep it the whole school year, and I loved my reader. Never got tried of it. Sr.Anne Thomasina had each of us read from it daily. Was so excited to be called on and all of us were.
As I heal and forgive, having access to a treasure such as these books, will not only enhance so much in my life, but will also boost my family that will be able to be passed on for generations to come! Y’all nailed it! I praise Yah for such a gem 💎 for foundational education!
You’re the best Spenser!!! Thank you so much making it simple and straight forward for us parents. You’re awesome at what you do! My 6 year old is in the beginning stages of blending cvs words and I’m so proud of her and I believe she’s ready for something a little more challenging! I will be purchasing these for Christmas! I will be recommending you to all my friends and family ❤
Love these. My 4yo son first read on the weekend using the Cat book from your collection. I found him reading it again by himself! We started with the digital version on my phone as well.
I'd love to see a short video from you on when and how to move from reading individual words to sentences. I've used your techniques with great success in teaching my daughter letter sounds and blending, but I'm unsure how to know whether she's ready to start reading sentences, and exactly how to ease her into it. I get the impression that you regard developing strong phonics fundamentals as more important than rushing into sentences, so I've stuck with improving her facility at decoding individual words, but I also wonder how to know when she's ready to take that next step, and what I need to do to develop that skill.
Just purchased the printables! So excited to print and assemble them. We prefer the printables as we’re not in the US and we have 2 kids, 2 and 4. Some of their books are getting ripped off by the youngest most of the time. So when this one got torn apart, We can reprint and make again 😅. Thanks Spencer, your vids really helped us.
Looks great! I'm glad someone has addressed these issues in these so-called."Level 1" books. Not many decodable books that are actually interesting. I may have to check your books out!
As someone from the UK it’s really interesting to see how different the beginner readers are over there. In England when kids start to read at 4-5 years old they are sent home phonic books normally matched to the phonics scheme the school uses and these books get changed maybe 3 times a week, every week throughout school for the first few years until they have finished learning phonics. So there are lots and lots of decodable books available for parents to buy if they wish to support their child’s reading or use earlier at home. Do schools in America not send home reading books? Or are the reading books ones like you have just shown?
I wish that was done, at least where I'm from in US that isn't the case. I've been purchasing boos, checking books out of the library and doing my own lesson plans centered around phonics for certain words in the books and using Toddlers Can Read approach and other free resources possible on diff media platforms. Even utilizing free tutoring programs through out library and public school system
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They send home black and white printed readers and this is at a top school 😂
Your content is great from what I seen. I wish I would have seen it 9 years earlier. My son is 9 going on 10 and struggling with reading comprehension (especially on longer chapter books), spelling, and writing. Writing is a struggle due to his lack of confidence with spelling. Any suggestions on where to start to get him back on track. Should I just start over as if he is just learning. Any help would be much appreciated.
Wow, the marketing for these books is absolutely top-notch! Aside from that, you can tell you genuinely love what you do! I love your message telling parents that they can teach their kids how to read. I see so many parents who think that only teachers can teach their children(including my own). As a first time parent I know I am capable of teaching my son to read, I just need the right sources. I’ve seen the system fail children because parents failed to provide that support as far as educating their own children at home. I never want to be that parent. I just found you on IG this week. I’m watching all your videos and definitely researching before I make my purchase. I plan on buying the full system. I am just so glad to see a system that makes sense!
One thing I noticed 20 some years ago and I also noticed it in your books is the small letter 'a'. When I was teaching my son to read I looked in hundreds of books to see if any book had the letter 'a' printed the way you are taught to write it. It seems to me that they should print the letters the way they are taught to write them so that they are recognizable. The small letter 'a' is really the only letter in the alphabet that is typed in a completely different way than how it is written.
I love the details that has gone into the books. My only concern as a non-American, would the books have “mom” or any other words that are specific to American English? It has caused confusion for my kids
I can relate to this man's struggle to teach their child to read. It was almost a mirror image watching his introduction. I bought the same books on Amazon as he did and had the same disappointing reaction. And like him, I developed my own Decodable readers called "Little Sprouts" to fill in a massive gap in the market that should be there but isnt. I would like to make one point regarding pages per book. Less pages per book is a good thing for beginner readers as they dont have the mental stamina when first using their decoding skills to read independently. So a graded book series which begins with less pages and slowly builds up with more pages per book is better in my opinion. Also, there is another really good book series out there Julia Donaldson's Songbirds stage 1. They are wonderful decodable readers.
You indicated you were intentional with your font. However, your book along with so many others uses the "a" instead of the lower case A that is just a circle and a line (can't change my font) should I actually be teaching her 'a' instead?
The “ie” saying /i/ in the word “friends” that’s crazy, this book is wild! And inappropriate. Lol hahahaha very impressive video and explanation. I’m buying these books right now for my two baby boys
This is my first year as a kindies teacher and i really love all your videos they have been really helpful to me...i am reall need one of those set of books..how can i get one of this set of books for my school...
@toddlerscanread I got mine!!! My wife wants it to be a Christmas present. I just can't wait! I'll just have to get the flash Cards to help my patients!
Sorry, this has just made me need to vent: At least there ARE lots of beginner options in English. In my first language, Hungarian, there is virtually nothing. Some publisher have recently come out with so-called beginner books - but even the lowest levels are full-on novels with really complicated stories that sometimes even I don't get, and complex words, with zero repetition, using serif font. Even many character names are made up. What on earth??? So I've had to make up my own books (so far, using photos of the children themselves, and describing what they're doing). It's really not that hard to come up with a suitable actual-beginner text. Why wouldn't they?? And yes, once I tried looking at a page as if I didn't know how to read, I also quickly realised I had to put an extra space between words. In fact, I put an extra space between the letters, and four spaces in between the words, and printed them super large: one short sentence on one A4 page. All doable, but sooo time-consuming to diy. I wish I could just pick these off of the shelf! Also, while I am happy with how my content has turned out for now, I'd love for my kids to read proper connected stories with matching pictures. But that would really cost me waaay to much time and money. Also, when I print at home, it's not technically going to be a "book". 😕
Yes I tried to pre-order to Canada and it said $50 plus $22 shipping and there would be taxes on that as well I am assuming. This is in American dollars too so it would be over $100 Canadian. Eek that is a lot.
@@Blackflyer1 prices are displayed in your local currency because this typically saved the customer $. If you'd like to purchase in USD, you can change the currency on the page.
Yes- the books are $34.99 but since our audience is 60% non-US, our site auto-displays your local currency. You should see this noted on the page. If you'd like to purchase in USD, simply change the country setting on the page and refresh.
I am in need of decodable books for my second graders. They are at the reading stage. My students can read but are below grade level. So I am wondering if the books that you offer are appropriate for this age of reader? I am a first year Literacy Interventionist and I am looking for best practices and materials. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
It's less about age and more about their reading stage. Look for books or passages with words that match what they can blend/decode. These books grow in difficulty with how many words on the page/in the sentence as it progresses books 1-12 and are mostly for kids who can blend 3-4 sound words and some tricky words.
@@toddlerscanread Thank you for your prompt response. I understand what you are talking about the more I watch your videos. I am going to proceed with the decodables. So happy to see that there is a Set 2!
Can you tell me what makes your program different from All About Reading? I have been researching and was about to purchase it and one of your videos showed up. I am very interested it your process and am now considering purchasing your program. Thank you
My approach is customizable to each kid because I teach parents how to teach reading in a way that is fun and fits into your daily life. It isn’t a script!
My niece started reading Bob books, but she just got bored of them. They don't interest her anymore. So I've been writing sentences on a whiteboard we have here. I'd love to order your decodable books, because I trust in your work. However, being from a different country doesn't help. Taxes over imported goods in Brazil are insane lately. Are there digital options for people outside America?
Thanks for the kind words! The steps to teach a little one and an older reader are the same. First find out where your child is skill wise and then if you want support teaching them I have courses to help. Here's a blog to help you assess your child's reading skills: www.toddlersread.com/blog/how-to-assess-your-childs-reading-ability-at-home
Here you go! toddlersread.myshopify.com/products/digital-decodable-books?pr_prod_strat=use_description&pr_rec_id=1c260afe8&pr_rec_pid=7527372292277&pr_ref_pid=7507396264117&pr_seq=uniform
Wow ive found several middle schoolers can't spell wonder ifnthis continues to the sight word approach to reading and not knowing the rules or sounding them out. I've tried teach my kiddo sound it out whike teacher corrected me feel sight words are awful as well nothing memorized is every learned or does it stick well idk just some thoughts?
Me: has a 22mo old “toddler” watching your videos thinking “oh dang, im suppose to be teaching her to read already?! We just reached staying in bed or interested in short bedtime story” Toddler* is too loose of a term/age range for my primitive parenting brain to understand
I have been a children's tutor for many years, both paid and volunteer. I teach reading using phonics and have training in teaching people with dyslexia how to read using Saxon Phonics and Alphabetic Phonics. I love your videos and information! When I was in Americorps in the 1990s, we used the Steck-Vaughn Phonics Readers (1991) that are excellent. I seems that you haven't heard of these. There are 40 books in all with colored illustrations. These books start with two books each for the five short vowel sounds ("Matt and Rags," "Pam's Pal,": etc.) and two books each for the five long vowel sounds ("A Race on the Lake," "The Cake Bake," etc.). These are the only phonics-based books I have found for teaching beginning reading. I will now order your books too. Thank you so much!
I was also an Americorps member in the 90s. 👍
There are also the Biff and Chip books in the UK. THE series is Oxford Learning tree. It starts with the basics 😊
Just ordered
I am so excited to have found your content. Thank you algorithm. I have been reading since I was 4 thanks to Grandma. And have been feeling like a failure parent. Mine are 5 and 6 and cannot read. I have renewed hope.
I ordered these books 3 weeks ago and my son has been excitedly reading through them. He just finished book 12 yesterday! I had a rule with him that we could only attempt one new book a night. He likes to reread all the books most nights. Sometimes he would get tired as we neared book 8-11 and couldn't attempt any new books.
Something you didn't mention in the video is that there is a cast of characters that come back and interact with each other throughout the books. He liked them as if they were friends, saying "That's Pat!!" when he came across the character in the next book. There are also little callbacks to previous books which made it feel more continuous.
He was challenged by capital I looking like lowercase L. He seemed to sort it out by the end of the books but we had to help a lot to distinguish between the two. I emailed Spencer about this and he mentioned that it was done on purpose. (Thank you for responding so quickly!) My son did seem to figure it out eventually!
I highly recommend these books and I hope you make more soon so that my son can read more about these characters while advancing to the next stage!
I’m always distracted by your beautiful background. Love your decor.
Also I ordered the books. My 2 year old is reading now thanks to your videos.
Remember last year when i told my son was having trouble blending. Now hes blending amazing ans im so proud of him! Now im introducing big words😊 i love teaching him!!
Oh my goodness. You have so much passion that I love. I was thinking about how I wanted to find a better way to teach children to read. You showed up on my UA-cam feed 🤔😊. I have watched a few episodes and intend to sign up for your course. My heart is to take this to my church’s children’s ministry. I see that a lot of Bible stories that are hard to keep the children interested. I am always looking for ways to get children to learn without them realizing that is what I am doing. The age group I am privileged to serve is infants to 5 years. Thank you for all of your hard work. You and your team. I pray that you get millions of customers that see the value. I am a grandmother and wished this was available when my two were younger. I do plan to use this for my 8 year old grandson. He is struggling with reading. Congratulations and I wish you all the best. 😊🏆
OMG! You just solved my problem. I was looking for books for my 2.5 boy. And yes i have bought most of the ones you mentioned only to get disappointed. I thank God leading me to your videos too. They are helpful. Wish we had that kind of passion in all the people teaching our kids and doing business too😊
Wow I wish I had these when my son was younger, people will appreciate the parent guide as their kids get older and realise even though as parents we can read, knowing where to start in teaching a kid how to read is a challenge, you don’t even know where to start, so that alone is worth the money. Love your passion :)
I'm a super picky homeschool mom. I've pieced together various reading material and most of it is custom made by me. I can resonate with the whiteboard approach 😂. But that being said, when I seen these books i knew it would be a very good investment! I even got the digital version to hold us off until our books arrive! Love this! Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words and I hope you like them!
This is a great video. What you are saying actually makes sense. I'm teaching my niece to read & I had to learn HOW to pronounce the sounds. I followed the instructions in a book & she is a great reader now. Next we are going to practice larger words, diagraphs & spelling.Those books that say I can read level 1 actually aren't level 1. They are much hard than they seem for beginning readers.
4:40 Diverse characters! 🥰😍 Take my mooonnnneeeyyy! 💸💸💸 ok, I am in love.
I am a fan of your work. God bless you
Congratulations! YAY finally! This is needed on the market. Will certainly help a reading teacher like me have materials to recommend to parents.
Went to first grade in 1966, See John run. See spot sit. Spot is a dog. Spot is John's dog. Good ol 1960 reader. It was hard cover, and I was to keep it the whole school year, and I loved my reader. Never got tried of it. Sr.Anne Thomasina had each of us read from it daily. Was so excited to be called on and all of us were.
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for!
As I heal and forgive, having access to a treasure such as these books, will not only enhance so much in my life, but will also boost my family that will be able to be passed on for generations to come! Y’all nailed it! I praise Yah for such a gem 💎 for foundational education!
You’re the best Spenser!!! Thank you so much making it simple and straight forward for us parents. You’re awesome at what you do! My 6 year old is in the beginning stages of blending cvs words and I’m so proud of her and I believe she’s ready for something a little more challenging! I will be purchasing these for Christmas! I will be recommending you to all my friends and family ❤
Thank you so much for the kind words! I hope she loves them!
Love these. My 4yo son first read on the weekend using the Cat book from your collection. I found him reading it again by himself! We started with the digital version on my phone as well.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Love your flash cards- but my daughter loves them more. Cannot wait for the books!
Preschool teacher here. Are you my teacher soul mate?!?
I share your frustration!!!
I've got to get these!
My 4 year old loves reading these books before bed. I’m so proud and amazed at how much she has learned and grown in such a short amount of time.
I love that there are alot of opportunities to try, but also opportunities to SUCCEED and build confidence.
So excited!!! We are patiently waiting for our books. Outstanding work TCR team! ❤
I'd love to see a short video from you on when and how to move from reading individual words to sentences. I've used your techniques with great success in teaching my daughter letter sounds and blending, but I'm unsure how to know whether she's ready to start reading sentences, and exactly how to ease her into it. I get the impression that you regard developing strong phonics fundamentals as more important than rushing into sentences, so I've stuck with improving her facility at decoding individual words, but I also wonder how to know when she's ready to take that next step, and what I need to do to develop that skill.
Just purchased the printables! So excited to print and assemble them. We prefer the printables as we’re not in the US and we have 2 kids, 2 and 4. Some of their books are getting ripped off by the youngest most of the time. So when this one got torn apart, We can reprint and make again 😅. Thanks Spencer, your vids really helped us.
You're welcome! I'm so glad you like them!
Looks great! I'm glad someone has addressed these issues in these so-called."Level 1" books. Not many decodable books that are actually interesting. I may have to check your books out!
I’m excited for mine to come in !! I’ve used all those books too with frustration and the complaints you mentioned.
As someone from the UK it’s really interesting to see how different the beginner readers are over there. In England when kids start to read at 4-5 years old they are sent home phonic books normally matched to the phonics scheme the school uses and these books get changed maybe 3 times a week, every week throughout school for the first few years until they have finished learning phonics. So there are lots and lots of decodable books available for parents to buy if they wish to support their child’s reading or use earlier at home.
Do schools in America not send home reading books? Or are the reading books ones like you have just shown?
I wish that was done, at least where I'm from in US that isn't the case. I've been purchasing boos, checking books out of the library and doing my own lesson plans centered around phonics for certain words in the books and using Toddlers Can Read approach and other free resources possible on diff media platforms. Even utilizing free tutoring programs through out library and public school system
They send home black and white printed readers and this is at a top school 😂
Same in Australia. We use a mix of Australian UK and New Zealand Decodable Readers.
Ordered. I’m glad I decided to have a kid around the same time as Spencer. 😂
So glad I came across your channel . 😊
Black Friday sale hopefully!!! 🤞💕
Was gonna ask same 😂😂😂
Will you be working on a Spanish version?
Ordered mine. My 3 and 4 years old just learning to blend sounds.
Your content is great from what I seen. I wish I would have seen it 9 years earlier. My son is 9 going on 10 and struggling with reading comprehension (especially on longer chapter books), spelling, and writing. Writing is a struggle due to his lack of confidence with spelling. Any suggestions on where to start to get him back on track. Should I just start over as if he is just learning. Any help would be much appreciated.
Wow, the marketing for these books is absolutely top-notch!
Aside from that, you can tell you genuinely love what you do! I love your message telling parents that they can teach their kids how to read. I see so many parents who think that only teachers can teach their children(including my own). As a first time parent I know I am capable of teaching my son to read, I just need the right sources. I’ve seen the system fail children because parents failed to provide that support as far as educating their own children at home. I never want to be that parent. I just found you on IG this week. I’m watching all your videos and definitely researching before I make my purchase. I plan on buying the full system. I am just so glad to see a system that makes sense!
Thank you for your kind words words!
Used the digital for little one on my phone. So convenient for on the go learning.
Can't wait to get the books.
great idea!
One thing I noticed 20 some years ago and I also noticed it in your books is the small letter 'a'. When I was teaching my son to read I looked in hundreds of books to see if any book had the letter 'a' printed the way you are taught to write it. It seems to me that they should print the letters the way they are taught to write them so that they are recognizable. The small letter 'a' is really the only letter in the alphabet that is typed in a completely different way than how it is written.
Is there any good phonics learning material for kids with parents whose mother tounge is not english?
I love your passion
I love the details that has gone into the books. My only concern as a non-American, would the books have “mom” or any other words that are specific to American English? It has caused confusion for my kids
I really like your materials and awesome job on the books!! I'm also a big usborne fan :) would be cool to have your books in German too 😁!
I can relate to this man's struggle to teach their child to read. It was almost a mirror image watching his introduction. I bought the same books on Amazon as he did and had the same disappointing reaction. And like him, I developed my own Decodable readers called "Little Sprouts" to fill in a massive gap in the market that should be there but isnt. I would like to make one point regarding pages per book. Less pages per book is a good thing for beginner readers as they dont have the mental stamina when first using their decoding skills to read independently. So a graded book series which begins with less pages and slowly builds up with more pages per book is better in my opinion. Also, there is another really good book series out there Julia Donaldson's Songbirds stage 1. They are wonderful decodable readers.
You indicated you were intentional with your font. However, your book along with so many others uses the "a" instead of the lower case A that is just a circle and a line (can't change my font) should I actually be teaching her 'a' instead?
Spencer said on an Instagram Q&A that “a” is what we should be teaching because that is how they will see it printed everywhere
The “ie” saying /i/ in the word “friends” that’s crazy, this book is wild! And inappropriate. Lol hahahaha very impressive video and explanation. I’m buying these books right now for my two baby boys
This is my first year as a kindies teacher and i really love all your videos they have been really helpful to me...i am reall need one of those set of books..how can i get one of this set of books for my school...
We’re about to restock- here’s the waitlist! toddlersread.myshopify.com/pages/decodable-book-waitlist
Why is this sold out !!!!????😢 when is it back in stock ???? I need it
So glad I found you for my child!!
Just got my order in wonder how long the pre order will take now I'm excited as a father hahah thank you .
You should be receiving them soon or already received them! :)
@toddlerscanread I got mine!!! My wife wants it to be a Christmas present. I just can't wait! I'll just have to get the flash Cards to help my patients!
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Sorry, this has just made me need to vent:
At least there ARE lots of beginner options in English. In my first language, Hungarian, there is virtually nothing. Some publisher have recently come out with so-called beginner books - but even the lowest levels are full-on novels with really complicated stories that sometimes even I don't get, and complex words, with zero repetition, using serif font. Even many character names are made up. What on earth??? So I've had to make up my own books (so far, using photos of the children themselves, and describing what they're doing). It's really not that hard to come up with a suitable actual-beginner text. Why wouldn't they??
And yes, once I tried looking at a page as if I didn't know how to read, I also quickly realised I had to put an extra space between words. In fact, I put an extra space between the letters, and four spaces in between the words, and printed them super large: one short sentence on one A4 page.
All doable, but sooo time-consuming to diy. I wish I could just pick these off of the shelf! Also, while I am happy with how my content has turned out for now, I'd love for my kids to read proper connected stories with matching pictures. But that would really cost me waaay to much time and money. Also, when I print at home, it's not technically going to be a "book". 😕
Will the books be 35$ like the video. Website preorder is 50$
This is concerning. Feels like bait and switch. 35 dollars you click then 52 dollars not including tax and shipping.
It was 43.99 for me including shipping. There is no sales tax where I live, so that might affect it.
Yes I tried to pre-order to Canada and it said $50 plus $22 shipping and there would be taxes on that as well I am assuming. This is in American dollars too so it would be over $100 Canadian. Eek that is a lot.
@@Blackflyer1 prices are displayed in your local currency because this typically saved the customer $. If you'd like to purchase in USD, you can change the currency on the page.
Yes- the books are $34.99 but since our audience is 60% non-US, our site auto-displays your local currency. You should see this noted on the page. If you'd like to purchase in USD, simply change the country setting on the page and refresh.
I am in need of decodable books for my second graders. They are at the reading stage. My students can read but are below grade level. So I am wondering if the books that you offer are appropriate for this age of reader? I am a first year Literacy Interventionist and I am looking for best practices and materials. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
It's less about age and more about their reading stage. Look for books or passages with words that match what they can blend/decode. These books grow in difficulty with how many words on the page/in the sentence as it progresses books 1-12 and are mostly for kids who can blend 3-4 sound words and some tricky words.
@@toddlerscanread Thank you for your prompt response. I understand what you are talking about the more I watch your videos. I am going to proceed with the decodables. So happy to see that there is a Set 2!
Is you book bundle available on the Amazon?
Where can I buy the books and flashcards pls? I leave in Germany. Thanks
Anyone have the link to this? These look perfect for my new student
This is awesome! How do I get my books? I had my name on a list. Congratulations!
You can grab them here! toddlersread.myshopify.com/
Just checked and these are sold out. Hope they come back into stock soon.
here’s the waitlist! toddlersread.myshopify.com/pages/decodable-book-waitlist
Can you tell me what makes your program different from All About Reading? I have been researching and was about to purchase it and one of your videos showed up. I am very interested it your process and am now considering purchasing your program. Thank you
My approach is customizable to each kid because I teach parents how to teach reading in a way that is fun and fits into your daily life. It isn’t a script!
Where do I order
How can I order?
Please restock I need them for my kids.❤
For what age group these books are good for? I dont see the link for the books
It is more about where their reading stage is vs. age! Here is the link! toddlersread.myshopify.com/products/tcr-books-early-access
Also, thank you for the multicultural images!
Wow amazing !!!
How about you do some books for learning vocabulary for non english speakers
I did the pre-order wondering when they will be shipped? I cant find anything in the website or order regarding timeframe?
You should have received 2 emails (please check your spam/promotions folder!) LMK if you can't find it.
My niece started reading Bob books, but she just got bored of them. They don't interest her anymore. So I've been writing sentences on a whiteboard we have here. I'd love to order your decodable books, because I trust in your work. However, being from a different country doesn't help. Taxes over imported goods in Brazil are insane lately. Are there digital options for people outside America?
Here is the digital version! toddlersread.myshopify.com/collections/all/products/digital-decodable-books
Hey love what you doing I have a question what can a parent do if a 3 grader can not read well. What steps can be taking?
Thanks for the kind words! The steps to teach a little one and an older reader are the same. First find out where your child is skill wise and then if you want support teaching them I have courses to help. Here's a blog to help you assess your child's reading skills: www.toddlersread.com/blog/how-to-assess-your-childs-reading-ability-at-home
How can i order the books?
Where we can get printable books like soft copies.
Here you go! toddlersread.myshopify.com/products/digital-decodable-books?pr_prod_strat=use_description&pr_rec_id=1c260afe8&pr_rec_pid=7527372292277&pr_ref_pid=7507396264117&pr_seq=uniform
Where can I get the printable set?
Here you go! toddlersread.myshopify.com/collections/all/products/digital-decodable-books
Where can I buy your books? Can't find a link
Here is the link! toddlersread.myshopify.com/
Where can I purchase the books
Here's the link! toddlersread.myshopify.com/products/tcr-books
Hi Spence! Thanks for this great resource. I can´t find the link.
here you go! toddlersread.myshopify.com
Wow ive found several middle schoolers can't spell wonder ifnthis continues to the sight word approach to reading and not knowing the rules or sounding them out. I've tried teach my kiddo sound it out whike teacher corrected me feel sight words are awful as well nothing memorized is every learned or does it stick well idk just some thoughts?
Where can I buy?
here! toddlersread.myshopify.com
I want the books
So how do you buy these books
you can find them here! toddlersread.myshopify.com
If the link is not there because they are already sold out?
they aren’t sold out!
Do these works for kids with Dyslexia?
Please is it for sale😊😊😊😊
Find them here! toddlersread.myshopify.com
1:37 my daughter hated Bob books! 😂😂😂 I didn't like them either. I didn't learn to read with these.
In Malaysia how we can get these books
You can enter your address to see if we ship to you, but if not I have printable versions available: toddlersread.myshopify.com/products/tcr-books
what if I’m trying to teach myself how to read
Kindly share the link
here you go! toddlersread.myshopify.com
Are you the owner of Teacher Created Resources?
I am not.
The over selling makes me think your scamming cuz so many people are scamming nowadays... Do you have a return policy or anything like that?
Me: has a 22mo old “toddler” watching your videos thinking “oh dang, im suppose to be teaching her to read already?! We just reached staying in bed or interested in short bedtime story” Toddler* is too loose of a term/age range for my primitive parenting brain to understand
Please release those in other european languages...
I hate the lack of diversity in American early reading books.
Where can i get these books?
Hey there, you can find them now here! toddlersread.myshopify.com/