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Workbooks provide skill and comprehension activities and shape students ability to work independently.
Storybooks contain selections that are more than 95% decodable so students experience daily success and develop fluency quickly.
Storybooks contain selections that are more than 95% decodable so students experience daily success and develop fluency quickly.
Workbooks provide skill and comprehension activities and shape students ability to work independently.
Workbooks provide skill and comprehension activities and shape students ability to work independently.
Reading Mastery textbooks are included in student materials focusing on helping students become fluent, accurate readers.
Literature Collection and Guide (Grades K and 1) expand on skills students are learning in Reading Mastery Signature Edition.
Builds student background a component of the print experience that enables teachers to model student responses and build background knowledge and piques interest
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