[senco-forum] decodeable texts

From: "Susan Jones"

"  RML Books - excellent!!!"

  I'll second that!

  Also, Jelly & Bean, Jolly Phonics readers, & OUP have just  brought out a decodable 'Songbirds' range. Nelson Thornes apparently  did one called 'Soundstart' but I've never been able to locate them on  their website.

  I use RML as my main programme, but Jelly & Bean have been very useful, even here at KS3!  I haven't used the others.

  Maggie

Karen Allan <karenallanuk at hotmail.com> wrote:  RML Books - excellent!!!

Karen

>From: "Susan Jones" 
>To: 
>Subject: [senco-forum] decodeable texts
>Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2006 19:21:10 +0100
>
>What publishers would forum members recommend for early reading books with 
>decodeable texts. As we move along the synthetic phonic route we wish to 
>expand our resources at this level to establish the segmenting and blending 
>skills. I have a few ideas, but would love to hear what 'tried and tested' 
>books others use.
>
>Sue

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