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Totem Series reviewed

Posted on 9th March 201116th September 2016 by Tami Reis-Frankfort in Our News, Product Reviews and Awards, Reading Difficulties, Reading Resources and tagged books for reluctant boy readers, decodable reading books for older readers, hi low, hi/low reading materials, high interest low reading ability, high interest low reading level, multisyllabic words, Totem Series, Totem Series reviewLeave a Comment

The Totem Series has just been reviewed in SNIP, Special Needs Information Press. This is a really useful publication full of a wealth of information and resources for Special Needs teachers.

High/low reading books and high interest phonics – what’s the difference?

Posted on 29th October 201016th September 2016 by Tami Reis-Frankfort in Decodable Books, Reading Difficulties and tagged books for reluctant boy readers, decodable books for older readers, decodable books for struggling readers, hi/low reading books, phonic books for older readers1 Comment

There are some great high/low (high level of content/ low reading age) books on the market these days, particularly for boys. Publishers have published some really good quality, motivating books. What is the difference between those books and decodable readers for older, struggling readers?