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Decodable Books That Fit Your Program—and Your Classrooms! 📚

💚 Decodable Books 100% Written to Align with UFLI's Scope and Sequence and their high-frequency words.

The Orange Collection! (4)

💛 The Yellow Collection
164 decodable books spanning levels K–3, designed for use with a popular phonics program. 

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Developing Decoders is a teacher-created series of decodable books grounded in research and written to support both educators and students.

Each book is designed by educators trained in the Science of Reading and Structured Literacy to meet the realities of today’s classrooms. The texts are engaging for students, practical for teachers, easy to implement, and aligned to clear phonics scopes and sequences.

Across all collections, you'll find inclusive stories, a variety of genres, and more than 95% decodable or previously taught words—so every student has the opportunity to read with confidence.

Green Nonfiction Collection  (1080 x 1350 px) (56)

Ready to bring high-impact decodables into your classroom or school? 📖

Explore all Developing Decoders print and digital collections—and see why educators call them their go-to resource for structured literacy.

🌟 Reading success starts here—just ask our happy educators!

Mandie Guinn

Instructional Coach

As the instructional coach at my school, we just purchased the 2nd grade set. They are fabulously aligned to the 2nd grade scope and sequence. The kids & teachers LOVE them. These are by far my favorite decodables. It is so easy for teachers to determine which book they should use after each lesson for the students to get more practice with their fluency. Great job on these!

Stephanie Buchanan

Teacher

We recently purchased the entire green set for our teachers, and I purchased the digital subscription to use with my students. Worth every cent! The kids love the books, and with the digital subscription, they can read the book on their devices during e-learning. The lesson plans are amazing, and so easy to leave for a guest teacher or have on hand for paraprofessionals or aids who push in to work with small groups.