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This UFLI-aligned decodable phonics story book follows the word focus for lessons 63-68 (reading longer words). The chapters of this decodable phonics book include open and closed syllables, compound words, and suffixes. This resource supports 3rd and 4th grade students with reading longer words through an engaging decodable story.

Join Lou and Fin, two lovable dog friends on their adventures! Students in 3rd-5th grade will love this phonics reader activity!

⭐This resource features:

• High-interest decodable reader
• 6 chapters, approximately 250 words per chapter
• Target words in each chapter
• Specific decodable focus per chapter

📖 Chapters include:

• -es
• -ed
• -ing
• Compound Words
• Closed/Closed Syllables
• Open and Closed Syllables

Each chapter includes:

✏️ Target word list

✏️ Fluency passage (2 differentiated versions included)

✏️ 5 comprehension questions

✏️ 4 extension activities

Students will:

✅ Be engaged in reading

✅ Practice decodable reading

✅ Enjoy the graphic chapter book

✅ Identify words with r-controlled spelling patterns

Teachers will:

✴️ Provide a Science of Reading aligned reading resource
✴️ Cater to older students in 3rd and 4th grade

✴️ Supplement explicit teaching

✴️ Have a useful reading intervention task

⚡Phonics comics for older students!

• FLSZ rule
• Digraphs
• R controlled words
• -VCe words
• Long vowel team words
• Diphthongs

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