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This period is usually 2-3 months. Once a child can quickly and easily blend cvc words with all short vowels, I believe they no longer need decodables. I would also add that these words should also include ccvc words that contain consonant blends or digraphs (eg ship, plan).
Heres a video Ive made about the Pip and Tim decodable books from Little Learners Love Literacy, which I think are perfect for Aussie 4-6 year olds. I use them with some 7-year-old strugglers too. Theyre cute, funny and designed to help kids learn to sound out words quickly and well.
Pip and Tim Extended Code Pack This pack contains the readers from Stage 7.1 to Stage 7.5 of the Little Learners Love Literacy Pip and Tim series to provide Year One and Two students with readers to practise vowel sounds and spellings. The readers can be used in partner reading, reading groups, or as take home readers.
As a rough guide, children are expected to reach the highest level (lime) at seven or eight years old. Children who read above lime level are reading fairly fluently and although some books are still graded above this level, children are reading such a wide range of material that the banding becomes not so important.
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Designed for Grades K-2 These beautifully illustrated decodable books focus on sound-spelling relationships and high-frequency words, children develop essential independent reading skills.

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