UFLI-Aligned Decodable Reader · Lessons 111–118

“A Bell for Cheddar” is an original 10-page decodable story for the Low Frequency Spelling unit (Lessons 111–118). At least 80% of the words use sounds those lessons have already taught, so students can read it on their own.

In this book — Sounds: Low frequency spellings: -ar, -or /er/; air, are, ear /air/; ear /ear/; eigh, ei /ā/; ough; gu, gh; ch /k/ and /sh/; gn; silent t. Heart words: whom, whose, toward, through, learn, earth, early, buy, guy, guess, guest, guide, young, touch.

At the back of the book: 8 practice pages — Think About It (multiple-choice comprehension), Write About It (open-ended comprehension) and word work (Sort the Vowel Sounds, Mark It Up, Make a New Word, Heart Words, Heart Words (continued) and Fix the Mix) — plus an answer key.

Print and go: use it for small-group reading, independent reading, take-home books, or fluency practice. Story, practice pages and answer key come in one PDF.

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