πŸ“•The Dropped Pass

$15.00

A decodable chapter book for grades 4–7 readers who still need decoding support β€” and are done with baby books.

Skills Focus:
βœ”οΈ Blends and digraphs in connected text
βœ”οΈ CVCe and common long-vowel patterns
βœ”οΈ Vowel teams and high-utility heart words
βœ”οΈ Multisyllabic word attack across a full-length story
βœ”οΈ Fluency built chapter by chapter, not page by page
βœ”οΈ Comprehension through a clear problem-and-solution arc

Inside the Book:

  • Word list for pre-reading decoding practice

  • Character name pronunciation guide

  • Comprehension questions to build understanding

  • Writing prompts that position students as thinkers, not remedial learners

  • Glossary of key story words

  • "How to Use This Book" guide for teachers, tutors, and families

Why Families and Teachers Love It:

  • Reads like middle school, decodes like intervention

  • Reflects authentic language and honors African-American English

  • Centers a Black boy, his family, and his community with dignity

  • Opens real conversations about digital citizenship, growth mindset, and repairing a friendship

A decodable chapter book for grades 4–7 readers who still need decoding support β€” and are done with baby books.

Skills Focus:
βœ”οΈ Blends and digraphs in connected text
βœ”οΈ CVCe and common long-vowel patterns
βœ”οΈ Vowel teams and high-utility heart words
βœ”οΈ Multisyllabic word attack across a full-length story
βœ”οΈ Fluency built chapter by chapter, not page by page
βœ”οΈ Comprehension through a clear problem-and-solution arc

Inside the Book:

  • Word list for pre-reading decoding practice

  • Character name pronunciation guide

  • Comprehension questions to build understanding

  • Writing prompts that position students as thinkers, not remedial learners

  • Glossary of key story words

  • "How to Use This Book" guide for teachers, tutors, and families

Why Families and Teachers Love It:

  • Reads like middle school, decodes like intervention

  • Reflects authentic language and honors African-American English

  • Centers a Black boy, his family, and his community with dignity

  • Opens real conversations about digital citizenship, growth mindset, and repairing a friendship