Orton-Gillingham Decodable Stories: Level 5 Jake and Dave Fly a Kite. Orton-Gillingham Decodable Stories, #2
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- ISBN8235880931
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- Date de parution27/05/2026
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Résumé
Orton Gillingham Decodable Stories Level 5: Jake and Dave Fly a Kite is a structured decodable reader designed for developing readers practising phonics through the Orton Gillingham approach. This Level 5 story provides focused practice with magic e words in which the silent e makes the preceding vowel long. Readers practise the patterns a_e, i_e, and o_e, the trigraph dge as in budge, and the suffix s added to magic e words while keeping the silent e.
Carefully controlled text helps children apply previously learned phonics skills while building accurate decoding, fluency, confidence, and reading independence. Is This the Right Level?Level 5 is designed for readers who:Are comfortable reading short vowel words, digraphs, consonant blends, and simple sentencesAre ready to practise magic e words with long vowel soundsNeed practice with the patterns a_e, i_e, and o_eAre beginning to read words with dgeAre learning to add the suffix s to magic e wordsBenefit from controlled text and repeated readingPhonics Skills PracticedMagic e words with long vowel soundsThe patterns a_e, i_e, and o_eThe trigraph dge, as in budgeSuffix s added to magic e wordsReview of short vowels, digraphs, blends, and suffixesExamples include Jake, Dave, ride, bikes, kite, smile, race, slide, slides, home, and budge.
Sight and Story Words Practicedtheir, they, park, says, holds, go, are, tree, going, feed, birds, climbs, oh, no, string, strong, some, wasThese words should be reviewed before reading. Most other words in the story are intended to be decoded using previously taught phonics skills. About the StoryJake and Dave ride their bikes to the park to fly Jake's kite. The wind is strong, and the kite flies high before getting stuck in a tree.
Dave climbs up to get the kite, and the friends continue their day at the park. They race to the swings and slide, have a snack, feed the birds, and ride their bikes home. This simple and engaging story helps developing readers practise controlled decoding while building fluency, confidence, and comprehension. Who This Book Is For. Orton Gillingham tutors. Teachers using structured literacy approaches.
Reading intervention teachers. Parents supporting targeted reading practice at home. Homeschool families. Children with dyslexia or other reading challengesKey Features. Carefully controlled decodable text. Level 5 magic e and long vowel practice. Practice with dge and suffix s. Clear and simple sentence structures. Full page illustrations to support comprehension. Repetition to support accuracy and fluency.
Designed for guided practice and repeated readingWritten by Tammy Harris, an Orton Gillingham certified reading tutor with over eight years of experience supporting students with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. This book is intended for educational reading practice and is not a substitute for professional instruction or individualized educational planning.
Carefully controlled text helps children apply previously learned phonics skills while building accurate decoding, fluency, confidence, and reading independence. Is This the Right Level?Level 5 is designed for readers who:Are comfortable reading short vowel words, digraphs, consonant blends, and simple sentencesAre ready to practise magic e words with long vowel soundsNeed practice with the patterns a_e, i_e, and o_eAre beginning to read words with dgeAre learning to add the suffix s to magic e wordsBenefit from controlled text and repeated readingPhonics Skills PracticedMagic e words with long vowel soundsThe patterns a_e, i_e, and o_eThe trigraph dge, as in budgeSuffix s added to magic e wordsReview of short vowels, digraphs, blends, and suffixesExamples include Jake, Dave, ride, bikes, kite, smile, race, slide, slides, home, and budge.
Sight and Story Words Practicedtheir, they, park, says, holds, go, are, tree, going, feed, birds, climbs, oh, no, string, strong, some, wasThese words should be reviewed before reading. Most other words in the story are intended to be decoded using previously taught phonics skills. About the StoryJake and Dave ride their bikes to the park to fly Jake's kite. The wind is strong, and the kite flies high before getting stuck in a tree.
Dave climbs up to get the kite, and the friends continue their day at the park. They race to the swings and slide, have a snack, feed the birds, and ride their bikes home. This simple and engaging story helps developing readers practise controlled decoding while building fluency, confidence, and comprehension. Who This Book Is For. Orton Gillingham tutors. Teachers using structured literacy approaches.
Reading intervention teachers. Parents supporting targeted reading practice at home. Homeschool families. Children with dyslexia or other reading challengesKey Features. Carefully controlled decodable text. Level 5 magic e and long vowel practice. Practice with dge and suffix s. Clear and simple sentence structures. Full page illustrations to support comprehension. Repetition to support accuracy and fluency.
Designed for guided practice and repeated readingWritten by Tammy Harris, an Orton Gillingham certified reading tutor with over eight years of experience supporting students with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. This book is intended for educational reading practice and is not a substitute for professional instruction or individualized educational planning.
