The UOS Phonics Series
The Units of Study in Phonics for grades K–2 provide a lean and concise instructional pathway towards high-leverage phonics concepts and strategies such as digraphs, blends, high frequency words, and more. Designed to keep pace with students' reading and writing, these units and help young readers and writers understand when, how, and why they can use phonics to read and write. The units offer delightfully fun and engaging storylines, classroom mascots, songs, chants, rhymes, and games to help students fall head over heels in love with phonics.
Edited By Lucy Calkins, Edited By Michael Rae-Grant
The Jump Rope Readers series gradually and systematically introduces beginning readers to new letter-sound correspondences and high-frequency words. Along the way, the books also introduce memorable characters, exciting adventures, and the foundational elements of literary fiction.
Edited By Lucy Calkins, Edited By Michael Rae-Grant
The Jump Rope Readers series gradually and systematically introduces beginning readers to new letter-sound correspondences and high-frequency words. Along the way, the books also introduce memorable characters, exciting adventures, and the foundational elements of literary fiction. (Please note that this is Box 1 of Set A—see Ordering Guidance below.)
Edited By Lucy Calkins, Edited By Michael Rae-Grant
The Jump Rope Readers series gradually and systematically introduces beginning readers to new letter-sound correspondences and high-frequency words. Along the way, the books also introduce memorable characters, exciting adventures, and the foundational elements of literary fiction. (Please note that this is Box 2 of Set A—see Ordering Guidance below.)
Edited By Lucy Calkins, Edited By Michael Rae-Grant
The Jump Rope Readers series gradually and systematically introduces beginning readers to new letter-sound correspondences and high-frequency words. Along the way, the books also introduce memorable characters, exciting adventures, and the foundational elements of literary fiction. (Please note that this is Box 1 of Set B—see Ordering Guidance below.)
Edited By Lucy Calkins, Edited By Michael Rae-Grant
The Jump Rope Readers series gradually and systematically introduces beginning readers to new letter-sound correspondences and high-frequency words. Along the way, the books also introduce memorable characters, exciting adventures, and the foundational elements of literary fiction. (Please note that this is Box 2 of Set B—see Ordering Guidance below.)
The Units of Study in Phonics are supported by grade-level Resource Packs (2 boxes per grade: Part 1 and Part 2). Each resource pack contains a variety of full-color, illustrated, posters; charts; picture, photo, word, and letter cards; copies of poems and songs; assessment materials; and much more to engage children and support daily instruction.
The Units of Study in Phonics, Grade K are supported by grade–level Resource Packs containing a variety of full–color, illustrated materials to engage children and support daily instruction. Because we know that the most loved resources are likely to be passed around many hands throughout the school year, we have created a Grade K Student Replacement Pack for the consumable materials that you may need to replace periodically, including resources such as student reference charts, resource books, and snap word cards.
The Units of Study in Phonics, Grade K are supported by grade–level Resource Packs containing a variety of full–color, illustrated materials to engage children and support daily instruction. Because we know that the most loved resources are likely to be passed around many hands throughout the school year, we have created a Grade K Teacher Replacement Pack for the consumable materials that you may need to replace periodically, including resources such as snap word cards and posters.
Lucy Calkins, Natalie Louis, Amanda Hartman, Rachel Rothman-Perkins, Rebecca Cronin, Allyse Bader, Angela Báez, Katherine Wears, Casey Maxwell, Valerie Geschwind, Sarah Picard Taylor, Christine Holley, Emma Coufal Bemowski, Laurie Pessah, Teachers College Reading & Writing Project
Although human beings don't experience the metamorphosis that characterizes the life of a caterpillar, the transformation that happens during kindergarten is no less astonishing. Many of your children start their year holding books upside down and backwards and making letters look like squiggles, and then end the year reading and writing for their own important purposes. Phonics instruction is at the center of this transformation.
The transformation that happens during kindergarten is astonishing. At the start of your year, many of your children will be holding their books upside down and backwards and making letters look like squiggles, but by the end the year, they will be reading and writing for their own important purposes. Phonics instruction is at the center of this transformation.
Edited By Lucy Calkins, Edited By Michael Rae-Grant
The Jump Rope Readers series gradually and systematically introduces beginning readers to new letter-sound correspondences and high-frequency words. Along the way, the books also introduce memorable characters, exciting adventures, and the foundational elements of literary fiction.
The grade-level Resource Packs (2 boxes per grade: Part 1 and Part 2) support the Units of Study in Phonics. Each resource pack contains a variety of full-color, illustrated, posters; charts; picture, photo, word, and letter cards; copies of poems and songs; assessment materials; and much more.
The Units of Study in Phonics, Grade 1 are supported by grade–level Resource Packs containing a variety of full–color, illustrated materials to engage children and support daily instruction. Because we know that the most loved resources are likely to be passed around many hands throughout the school year, we have created a Grade 1 Student Replacement Pack for the consumable materials that you may need to replace periodically, including resources such as student reference charts, resource books, and snap word cards.
The Units of Study in Phonics, Grade 1 are supported by grade–level Resource Packs containing a variety of full–color, illustrated materials to engage children and support daily instruction. Because we know that the most loved resources are likely to be passed around many hands throughout the school year, we have created a Grade 1 Teacher Replacement Pack for the consumable materials that you may need to replace periodically, including snap word cards and posters.
Lucy Calkins, Natalie Louis, Amanda Hartman, Elizabeth Franco, Kelly Boland Hohne, Havilah Jespersen, Katrina Davino, Jennifer Russo, Celena Dangler Larkey, Sarah Picard Taylor, Dani Sturtz, Christine Holley, Emma Coufal Bemowski, Laurie Pessah, Rebecca Cronin, Teachers College Reading & Writing Project
First-grade phonics is all-important. In this one year, students are expected to make the growth that enables them to go from reading little books comprised of just a few pages to reading early chapter books. In writing, too, there are ambitious expectations—children are asked to go from writing a few lines on a couple of pages to writing books with chapters—filling up multiple lines on a page and organizing their writing into sections.
For first graders, phonics is all-important. In this one year, students are expected to go from reading little books comprised of just a few pages to reading early chapter books. In writing, too, there are ambitious expectations—children begin writing a few lines on a couple of pages and end the year writing books with chapters—filling up multiple lines on a page and organizing their writing into sections.
The grade-level Resource Packs (2 boxes per grade: Part 1 and Part 2) support the Units of Study in Phonics. Each resource pack contains a variety of full-color, illustrated, posters; charts; picture, photo, word, and letter cards; copies of poems and songs; assessment materials; and much more.
The Units of Study in Phonics, Grade 2 are supported by grade–level Resource Packs containing a variety of full–color, illustrated materials to engage children and support daily instruction. Because we know that the most loved resources are likely to be passed around many hands throughout the school year, we have created a Grade 2 Student Replacement Pack for the consumable materials that you may need to replace periodically, including resources such as student reference charts, resource books, and snap word cards.
The Units of Study in Phonics, Grade 2 are supported by grade–level Resource Packs containing a variety of full–color, illustrated materials to engage children and support daily instruction. Because we know that the most loved resources are likely to be passed around many hands throughout the school year, we have created a Grade 2 Teacher Replacement Pack for the consumable materials that you may need to replace periodically, including snap word cards and posters.
Lucy Calkins, Natalie Louis, Marie Mounteer, Angela Báez, Havilah Jespersen, Lisa Hernandez Corcoran, Cynthia Williams, Rebecca Cronin, Celena Dangler Larkey, Shanna Schwartz, Valerie Geschwind, Katherine Lindner, Michael Rae-Grant, Teachers College Reading & Writing Project
The growth that second graders experience over the course of a year is incredible. Students start the year writing four or five sentences per page and end the year with ten or twelve sentences filling up a multi-page booklet. In reading, they go from reading early chapter books like Fly Guy to longer, more complicated books like Magic Treehouse. It’s the year that most kids get hooked on a series, fall in love with characters, and follow them on all sorts of adventures. Second-grade phonics is about closing the gap between what kids can read and what they can write conventionally.
Second grade is a year of immense growth. Over the course of the year, second graders go from reading early chapter books like Fly Guy to longer, more complicated books like Magic Treehouse. It’s the year that most kids get hooked on a series, fall in love with characters, and follow them on all sorts of adventures. In writing, they start the year with four or five sentences per page and end the year with ten or twelve sentences filling up a multi-page booklet. Second-grade phonics is about closing the gap between what kids can read and what they can write conventionally.