Favorite phonics readers/easy readers sets

[Hilltopmom]

Making a list of favorite easy readers/ phonics readers sets:

BOB books

I See Sam

All About Reading readers

Oak Meadow readers

also- Little Bear, Frog & Toad, Owl books (although I’m specifically thinking of phonics ones that are divided by skill covered, as opposed to Little Bear style books)

Am I missing any other good ones? I know Scholastic always has a bunch but I’ve never been impressed with them.

[BakersDozen]

Pathways readers are my favorite next to the classic McGuffey's set.

[Dmmetler]

Progressive phonics is free and pretty good. 

 

Also, especially for older kids, Dancing Bears Fast track is limited phonics, but still feels a little more mature. It has a very dry British humor that probably would fly over the head of a 4 yr old, but leave a 10 yr old rolling on the floor. 

[Melissa in Australia]

Fitzroy readers

[Hilltopmom]

On 12/16/2020 at 9:56 PM, Dmmetler said:

Progressive phonics is free and pretty good. 

 

Also, especially for older kids, Dancing Bears Fast track is limited phonics, but still feels a little more mature. It has a very dry British humor that probably would fly over the head of a 4 yr old, but leave a 10 yr old rolling on the floor. 

Yes, I love Dancing Bears- I’m using it with kids 2 & 3 right now. The 7 year old thinks it’s hysterical.

i wish they made other readers to go with their main books 

Edited December 18, 2020 by Hilltopmom

[mom31257]

I liked Horizons Phonics' readers. 

[sweet2ndchance]

Nora Gaydos readers

[AnneGG]

I liked Dash into Reading and TGTB readers, but DS wasn’t all that impressed. 

Usborne phonics readers. 

Printable readers from TPT. The Crafty Classroom word family readers are excellent.  
 

[goldenecho]

ProgressivePhonics.com - they are color coded so that you read some and your child reads some, which I love. And they are progressive...one builds on the next.  And, they are FREE.

I also like the Usborn phonics books (can't remember the name but they feature a cat, and a little duck that is hidden on every page), because of the cute illustrations.

 

[lulalu]

Usborne has some good ones. 

I really liked the first grade set from Pathway (Amish company) they are not religious and do a good job of repeating words in each story but making them interesting. 

[Terabith]

I love the American Language Readers, actually.  I really, really wish I could find a secular set as good as they are, but I haven't found anything that builds as gently and as thoroughly.  

[Harry Thomas]

Progressive Phonics are free..

[sweet2ndchance]

ABeCeDarian readers are pretty good too. You can buy them for Kindle on Amazon for 99 cents each.