Structured literacy · Fundations® companion practice
Resources grounded in how reading really works.
Explicit, systematic practice pages that follow your exact Fundations® scope and sequence, helping your whole class meet the learning target, every time. Download instantly and teach with confidence.
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Practice for every Fundations® level
Kindergarten · Level K
Lesson slides, daily work pages, and practice packets for every unit — letter–keyword–sound routines, letter formation, and early CVC practice.
Browse Level KLevel 1First grade · Level 1
Lesson slides, daily work pages, and practice packets for every unit — digraphs, glued sounds, blends, and trick words.
Browse Level 1Level 2Second grade · Level 2
Lesson slides, daily work pages, and practice packets for every unit — bonus letters, glued sounds, closed syllables, and trick words, made in a real 2nd-grade room.
Browse Level 2Level 3Third grade · Level 3
Lesson slides, daily work pages, and practice packets for every unit — syllable types, prefixes and suffixes, spelling options, and trick words.
Browse Level 3Level 4Fourth grade · Level 4
Lesson slides, daily work pages, and practice packets for every unit — Latin bases and affixes, reading and vocabulary passages, and high-frequency words.
Browse Level 4Level 5Fifth grade · Level 5
Lesson slides, daily work pages, and practice packets for every unit — Greek combining forms, Latin bases, reading and vocabulary passages, and high-frequency words.
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Built on the science of reading
Every Learning Press resource follows the principles of structured literacy — the body of research on how children actually learn to read.
- Explicit and systematic: skills are taught directly and in a logical sequence, never left to chance.
- Cumulative practice: new learning builds on mastered material, with review built in.
- Classroom-tested: each resource is used and refined with real students before it is published.
