Phonics Reading Comprehension Brochures | Decodable Readers and Fluency Passages

This bundle includes an entire year’s worth of targeted phonics passages. To add a little excitement, each passage is in the form of a brochure. Within each tri-fold, students must…

1. Read the passage.
2. Read the passage a second time and circle all of the words with the phonics pattern.
3. Write all of the words with the phonics pattern.
4. Read the passage a third time, underlining the answers to the comprehension questions. (Students will color a star each time they read the passage.)
5. Draw an illustration of the beginning, middle, and end.
6. Describe the characters, setting, problem, and solution.

***These are the SAME fluency passages that are included in my 1st grade Houghton-Mifflin Wonders supplemental units. DO NOT purchase this bundle if you have purchased these units.

Included in this bundle:

• Nat’s Sad Crab (short a)
• Jim and Nick’s Fall (short i)
• Blip’s Flips (l blends)
• Ron’s Broken Pot (short o)
• Stan and His Tricks (r blends and s blends)
• Ben and His Sick Hen (short e)
• Bud’s Hut (short u)
• Trent and the Skunk (ending blends)
• Beth and Ping (digraphs sh, th, ng)
• Mitch and Chip (digraph ch, tch, wh, ph)
• Kate’s Cake (long a - cvce)
• Mike’s Prize (long i - cvce)
• Tracy’s Big Win (soft c and g)
• Pete and Steve’s Stones (long o, u, e - cvce)
• Todd’s New Books (ou, u)
• David and Jane (long a)
• Sammy and the Green Seal (long e)
• Hippo the Robot (long o)
• Mike the Lion (long i)
• Green with Envy (long e – y, ey)
• Clark and Marge (ar)
• Herb and Fern (er, ir, ur, or)
• Morty and his Sports (or)
• Sam and her Sounds (ou, ow)
• Joy and Roy (oi, oy)
• The New Girl Sue (oo, u_e, ew, ue, ui, ou)
• Pall and his Bad Fall (all, al, aw, au, augh, ough)
• Bob and Knox (silent letter combinations – gn, kn, wr)
• Sam and Pete (three letter blends)
• Jane and Beth (air, are, ear)

*** These passages were designed for first graders. They would also work for high flying kindergartners or second graders who need a little more practice with each of the phonics patterns.