In order to become proficient readers, children must develop phonological processing skills and practice those skills by reading texts that are decodable and at an appropriate reading level. In other words, students need immediate practice reading materials that feature the phonetic concepts they have been recently taught.

F.A.S.T. Readers Build Confident, Fluent Readers

Your students can get the essential practice they need with the F.A.S.T. Readers, highly engaging, leveled, decodable story books.

F.A.S.T. Readers are written systematically and sequentially, so every reader reviews and builds on concepts taught in earlier volumes in the same series. This systematic and explicit introduction of phonetic concepts advances students’ fluency, vocabulary, and automaticity. It ensures reading success for all of your students, who will become confident, fluent readers.

F.A.S.T. Readers feature:

• Decodable text connected to emerging phonological skills
• Controlled vocabulary
• Short, fast-moving chapters
• An abundance of picture support and age-appropriate format
• Stories children love

F.A.S.T. Readers will give your students the opportunities they need to apply their newly learned phonological processing skills and to become proficient readers. They are the perfect supplement to any reading curriculum, including when used as shared guided or independent reading.