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All aboard for reading success with Criss Cross and Click Clack, decodable book #36 in SuperBooks Kit 1, designed to help beginning readers build confidence and strengthen foundational phonics skills.

In this story, a train carries the mail to town while readers practice decoding with carefully controlled text aligned to the phonics patterns they know. Swipe to see the cover and a sample page from this engaging early reader.

Decodable books give students meaningful opportunities to apply their phonics knowledge in connected text, supporting accuracy, fluency, and reading confidence.

✨ "My daughter just loved the books from the very first one, An Apple." ✨

After homeschooling for 13 years, Gwyn Seely discovered SuperBooks—and it quickly became a family favorite. With step-by-step guidance for different reading levels and lessons that build confidence with every book, SuperBooks helped nurture a lifelong love of reading.

Now, Gwyn’s daughter still keeps her “favorite books” close by and is already planning to teach her nephews to read using them.

Thank you, Gwyn, for sharing your story and trusting SuperBooks to be part of your family’s reading journey!

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SuperBooks Phonics has been helping children become successful readers for over 50 years!

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Phonics Program For Kids | SuperBooks – Phonics Reading Program For Kids SuperBooks provide a Primary Library of decodable books for Kindergarten — Grade 3. Kit 1 & 2 offer 80 different titles about familiar life events, adventure, fantasy and humor.

Not all practice is created equal.
The Science of Reading shows that varied, repeated practice helps children:
🌟 recognize words faster
🌟decode more accurately
🌟read more fluently
🌟build lasting confidence
Mix it up. Keep it consistent. Watch them grow.
Comment PRACTICE if you’re building strong readers at home.

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Sound of the Week: SH

Repetition builds confident readers. Practicing the same sound in different words helps children recognize patterns and strengthen decoding skills. Try it with words like ship, shop, and fish during reading time this week.

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Comment a word your child or students know with the SH sound.

Looking for an easy win for early readers? Book #9 in the SuperBooks program, the Tin Top is a simple decodable phonics story that helps kids practice sounding out words, blending, and building confidence as they go.
Great for both home and classroom reading time, especially if you’re following a structured phonics approach.

Happy World Book Day!
Calling all School librarians, educators, and reading specialists! Discover engaging decodable readers aligned with the Science of Reading and structured literacy. SuperBooks Phonics helps young readers build decoding, fluency, and confidence through joyful, research-based phonics stories.
Perfect for classrooms, school libraries, intervention, and early literacy programs. Give children books they can actually read successfully.
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Happy Earth Day!
Small actions today can create a greener tomorrow. It’s the perfect time to inspire kids to care for the planet through simple, everyday choices.
Reduce, reuse, conserve, and care. Together, we can build a cleaner, healthier world.

Sound of the week: Short “A”

Cat, Map, Hat—simple sounds that help young readers build strong phonics foundations. When children learn to recognize and blend short vowel sounds, they gain the confidence to decode new words on their own.

Practicing just a few minutes a day can make a big difference in your child’s reading progress.

Looking for a structured, easy-to-follow phonics program? Explore SuperBooks Phonics and help your child become a confident reader: https://superbooks.net

What word can your child read with the short “A” sound? Tell us in the comments.

What makes a strong reading program?

It starts with systematic phonics, builds fluency and comprehension, and uses engaging, structured materials to support every learner.

Help your students become confident readers with a proven approach.
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Sound of the week: Short “O”

Fox, pot, top—simple sounds that help young readers build strong phonics foundations. When children learn to recognize and blend short vowel sounds, they gain the confidence to decode new words on their own.

Practicing just a few minutes a day can make a big difference in your child’s reading progress.

Looking for a structured, easy-to-follow phonics program? Explore SuperBooks Phonics and help your child become a confident reader: https://superbooks.net

What word can your child read with the short “O” sound? Tell us in the comments.