Decodable Texts: What to Use When
Using decodable texts from multiple publishers? This guide maps popular decodable book series to the Get Reading Right sequence, so you know exactly which books your students are ready for.
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Decodable Texts — What to Use When (PDF)
A simple reference showing when you can introduce texts from other publishers alongside the Get Reading Right sequence.
The Key Rule
We’ve always encouraged the use of decodable texts from many publishers. But there’s one critical rule: only give students books that contain grapheme-phoneme correspondences they have already been taught.
The most important thing is to have a scope and sequence and stick to it. Once you’ve decided on your sequence, you can supplement your resources with books from other publishers — but you must map them to your sequence first.
Need help mapping your decodable library?
Contact our team and we can help you work out which books to use when. You can also download our Camera Words and Phonemes Scope and Sequence for a complete reference.