- Word-Reading Instruction
- Developing: 3-5
Unlock the power of multisyllabic word work! BIGGER WORDS offers scaffolded practice with two- and three-syllable closed words to strengthen decoding skills.
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BIGGER WORDS: Decodable Word Lists & Sentences
Beginning: K-2
Decodable Texts
Unlock the power of multisyllabic word work with our “Bigger Words” list! Featuring two-syllable CVC-CVC words, this resource provides structured, scaffolded practice to help young readers master complex words and improve their decoding skills. Perfect for introducing multisyllabic word reading in an engaging and accessible way.
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