Workbook-ish supplement to OPGTR?

[Staceyshoe]

My son is close to finishing up McRuffy phonics. He really enjoys the workbook pages with the little word sliders, cutting and gluing, word matching, word find puzzles, etc. I don't plan to continue with McRuffy because the next level looks like it requires a lot of writing, which he is nowhere near ready for. I've thought about switching to OPGTR, but I think he will miss the workbook aspect. I can hunt around for printables on Pinterest and such, but I'd love something a little more open-and-go. If the sequence is a little different, that's fine. I don't mind skipping around within a workbook. But coming up with everything on my own would take more time than I feel I have. Is there anything you recommend that would have some little workbook pages to supplement OPGTR but doesn't require a lot of writing (circling, drawing lines to match two columns, and a teeny-tiny bit of writing letters would be fine for him)?

[kama]

Lots of people us ETC (explode the code) along with OPG. There is quite a bit of writing but it also has activities like circling drawing lines ect, I just have my daughter do the writing pages verbally with me.

[skeeterbug]

ETC books A, B, C. You can always skip some of the writing, or use letter stamps for some of it.

[Staceyshoe]

This might be the first time I've posted a question and received a unanimous response here. :) I looked up some samples of ETC online, and it does look like exactly what we need. Thank you both!

[Walking-Iris]

Another vote for ETC. You may also like the pre k workbooks you can find at WalMart. Evan Moor Skills Sharpeners have more cut and paste and color activities.

[alisoncooks]

Similar to ETC (and from the same publishers) is Primary Phonics. The workbooks are inexpensive and they have lots of repetition/practice. I like them better than ETC.