All Reading A-Z resources can be printed and distributed to each registered classroom's students or projected by the teacher for whole class instruction. Reading A-Z resources include:
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​Books - Find a deep library of fiction and non-fiction books at various levels of text complexity.
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​Phonics - Teach students to match a unit of sound (a phoneme) to the letter or letters that represent the sound (a grapheme) through explicit, systematic instruction and practice.
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​Vocabulary - Fine-tune your students' higher-level thinking skills using vocabulary strategies to discern word meaning.
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​Fluency - Motivate students and help them build oral fluency, accuracy, and expression with engaging passages and scripts to read aloud. Fluent readers read more quickly and smoothly, allowing them to focus on comprehension and gain more meaning from the text they read.
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​Assessments - Focus your instructional time on concepts students struggle to understand. Reading A-Z offers a wide collection of easy-to-use assessment tools for key reading behaviors and foundational skills including: alphabet knowledge, phonological awareness, phonics, high-frequency words, fluency, and comprehension.