Have you seen my sets of free phonics books? Today I’m sharing set 9!
Do you have a beginning reader who is just starting to sound out words?
Or maybe you have a reader who struggles with sounding it out. Each word is laborious and painful. Reading just isn’t fun.
I’m here to help!
Enter my phonics readers.
What are they?
- Short little books that you can download for free. They’re easy to assemble with no cutting required!
- Books that give focus to a particular phonics pattern (like the ap word family, silent e, or er words)
- Colorful books with funny pictures
- Books that use sight words and phonics to create simple, readable text
How can you use them?
- Use them to give focused attention to a particular phonics pattern. Does your child have trouble with silent e? Pull out that set.
- Are you and your child bored with flashcards? Try these. Each new word is all by itself on a page before turning to see the sentence and picture. It’s like a flashcard, but much more interesting.
- If you’d like, read the sets in order to give your child a slow and steady introduction to phonics patterns.
- You might want to read these books alongside my free sight word readers. It’s the best of both worlds: my sight word books promote the learning of high frequency words and reading with context clues; my phonics readers bring focused attention to letters and their sounds.
Each book starts like this. See how you have to read the new word before you get a picture clue?
I use silly pictures whenever I can!
Each page has some sight words we’ve already learned (he, eat, his) along with words your child has learned to sound out in previous books (will, hot, dog). Of course, the focus word is also part of the sentence (plain).
By now you’ve noticed that these are not actual stories. Rather than force a story with a particular phonics pattern, each book has a series of unrelated sentences.
Here are the rest of the pages in this sample book:
The last page gives your child the opportunity to read each focus word again. He might need to turn back to look at the pictures for help.
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How to assemble:
- Print pages 2-33 front to back (page 1 is my Terms of Use). I like to use light cardstock to make the books durable.
- Separate the stack into each individual book. Each book consists of two pages front to back.
- Cut across the horizontal center of the pages.
- Insert the pages into each other, using the page numbers as a guide.
- Staple with a long arm stapler.
For a picture tutorial to help you put the books together, visit this post.
Have you seen our other sets?
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kari says
We love your phonics readers. My girls get so excited when you have a new set for us to print out and read. 🙂
Anna Geiger says
That makes me very happy, Kari – thank you :).
Gloria Jaramillo says
I love them!!! Thanks.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Gloria!
Gloria Jaramillo says
I really loved the books. Thanks so much!!!
Edeana says
Thank-you!!!
Loving your site! I have a little girl with ASD, ADHD and ODD. Trying to keep her afloat in the classroom. Your site looks like a god sent!
Edeana says
Thank-you! Have just stumbled across your site thanks to Pinterest and it looks like a god sent!
I have a little girl with ASD, ODD and ADHD. I do my best to try and keep her afloat with what is happening in class.
LOVING your site! Thank-you!!!
Anna Geiger says
Hello, Edeana! I’m so glad you’re finding things here to help your little girl (I didn’t quite catch if she’s your daughter or student ;). Blessings on your work with her!
David Lisgo says
Thank you. I love the way you put the target word on the previous page.
BTW Have you seen the typo? “The man are mad.”
Anna Geiger says
Which set is the typo in, David? I’m not finding it.
David Lisgo says
Dear Anna,
The typo is on page 7 of the “igh” book, which is page 21 of “MMPhRdrs-set-9.pdf” Now reading “The man are mad. They fight.”
David
Anna Geiger says
Thank you David, I finally had a chance to fix that typo in my phonics reader. Thanks for catching it!
Elizabeth says
These look amazing. I really need them and I have been unable to open or save them from 3 different computers. I don’t know what the problem is. Is there any way that you can send me a file of these books to see if that way I will be able to print them? Thank you for all of the resources you share.
Elizabeth
Anna Geiger says
Hi, Elizabeth! I’m sorry you’re having trouble. Sending files by e-mail is against my terms of use, but usually there’s an easy fix.
Two things to try first: Use Chrome as your browser if you aren’t already, and if that doesn’t work RIGHT CLICK on the word HERE and save to your computer first, then open. I have other tips in this post: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/how-to-download-free-files/
I’d love to know if one of these solutions works for you!
carol says
Thanks for your help with my youngest struggling readers.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Carol!
Amy@The Learning Corner says
I am SO glad I found your website! I love these books. They fit perfectly with my Orton Gillingham instruction while I tutor my students with dyslexia. Thank you for making individual books for each sound. This is so hard to find. I’m very grateful you offer them for free and have such great instructions. Thank you!
Anna Geiger says
I’m glad you found me, too, Amy, and I’m so happy these work well for your students. I hope you find a lot more here that you can use!
Mariam says
Thank you so much. I am yet to use it but finding it alone after searching for a long while now makes me very happy.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Mariam!
Liza says
They are very useful.
Thanks for sharing the ideas
Anna Geiger says
You’re welcome, Liza!
Lucy says
Thanks so much Anna! Just wonder if Phonics Book Set 8 is missing?
Anna G says
Is this the set you need? https://www.themeasuredmom.com/new-phonics-books-ee-oo-words-free/
Lucy says
Thanks so much, Anna!
Clarice Lomavatu says
Hello Anna,
I’d like to print your readers for a school in the South Pacific. It is extremely hot and humid in this village school. What would you suggest I do in the assembly of the books to extend the their usage?
Anna G says
That’s a great question, Clarice, but I’m really not sure. I wouldn’t laminate them with regular laminate because it will make the pages too stiff to turn. I always print on cardstock and they hold up well, but we do not live in a humid environment.
Jhalak Sharma says
Hi Anna,
I wanted to buy the whole Phonic reader set 1 to 24 the small cute books. Could you please help me how do I go about. My email address: Jhalakjain@hotmail.com.au
Anna G says
I sent you an email. 🙂
Gai says
Hi Anna,
Greetings ! My heartfelt thanks and appreciation for all the things you are posting..it really helps me to supplement my son’s education.
I want to purchase phonic books on blends , diagraph etc….just the books though and not the worksheets.
Please do send me a link when you can spare the time .
Regards ,
Anna G says
Hello! I’m sorry, but the bundle come with both the books and games; I don’t offer just one or the other.
Angela Procter-Rofe says
hi, I am trying to download one of the free phonic reader books. it says it will be emailed soon but it never arrives? thanks angela
Kate Dowling says
Hi Angela!
This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. I’m sorry you’re having trouble! Please be sure that you entered your email address correctly, and then check your spam/junk/trash/promotions folders. If you still can’t find it, you might want to try using a different email address. Some teachers have trouble because their school districts have very strong filters that keep files from coming through to their work addresses. Thanks for giving it another try!