Clark Ness has an amazingly large set of learning to read books available. His site includes literally thousands of easy readers, phonics based readers, sight word books, and much, much more. This set here is just a sample of some of his work using the open dyslexic font.
The set in this post contains the following books: A Polar Bear, A Tractor Can, A Unicorn, Thankful. Download these books, or read online, free, by selecting the buttons below the post.
Visit https://www.Clarkness.com page for more free learning to read resources.
Clark Ness includes the following resources among many others on his Learning to Read site:
- 245 Levelled early readers in Open Dyslexic font
- 245 Levelled early readers in Arial font
- 74 Spanish early readers
- An amazing 1900 names used in the My Name is in this Story, or ask Clark to add yours if you can’t find it
- Over 877 beginner reader stories for supporting sight word recognition
- 28 Maths books for young children
- 27 Advanced readers
All totally free for download, and some even contain editable versions, and there are many more, Clark Ness says his site has over 1500 free learning to read ebooks.
Enjoy these learn to read resources for your own early readers or in your classroom!
Early readers and books designed for children learning to read are short length books with simple words and usually feature some repetition to assist in learning. See many more early readers storybooks in our Early Reader section
Cats! An early reader for cat lovers
Cats! Provides an early reader for cat lovers everywhere. See all the cats and follow their adventures in simple phrases and words for learning and progressive readers. Cat lovers will enjoy this beautifully photographed children’s picture book. Cats! is a Bookbot book, Bookbot is an app that helps children learn to read independently by listening
Explorer Ella’s Magic Forest – Fun phonics
Written by Bel Richardson, Illustrated by Mykyta Harets
In Explorer Ella’s Magic Forest we go on a magical journey through an enchanted forest all while learning sight words and phonics. Sample Text from Explorer Ella’s Magic Forest Ella likes exploring. She really likes reading maps and finding new places. Ella looked at a map. The map showed no forest. But there was a …
Professor Archie Makes a Big Bang – Early Reader about a creative inventor
Written by Bel Richardson, Illustrated by Mykyta Harets
In Archie Makes a Big Bang, a science theme early reader from bookbot, we follow the fun tale of an inventor and his creative inventions. This is an early reader book, aimed at introducing phonics, sound out words, and high-frequency sight words. This is another great free picture book from Bookbot – the reading app …
Flying High – Early Reader
Written by Vidya Tiware, Illustrated by Rijuta Ghate
and see more workbooks, exercises, and learning aids like these ones in our Learn to Read section.
ABC’s of Biodiversity – A Truly Amazing Alphabet
ABC’s of Biodiversity is a truly amazing alphabet. With 260 images – 10 for each letter, each with a high quality photograph, but the amazing thing is what is featured for each letter. Older children learning to read will have fun both learning to sound out words that are unlikely to be familiar to most …
FKB Common Sounds and Spelling Workbook 3
This workbook is designed simply to help reinforce common sounds and high-frequency words. Using lists of common words and sounds is the basis of reading programs for emerging readers. The repetition of common high-frequency words helps immensely for those who are struggling to read or have difficulty with English spelling. It comprises primarily of lists …
Hello Seal – Will You Play With Me?
A short sight word photo book based on the words “Hello seal…will you play with me?”, with our favourite very cute seals, and featuring 30 common sight words, and also a nice story for bedtime. By: Zehnya Bruckert and Danielle Bruckert NOTE TO TEACHER / PARENT The words are repeated throughout the book so that children …
Little
Little – A short book about things that are little, perfect for learning to read, aimed at young children, Kindergarten/Foundation stage and Grade 1. Another great creative commons book from Mustard Seed Books. By: Mustard Seed Books
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I wanna be good at eng.
You’re in the right place!
Yes. taylor is right. font is very clear.
This book is suitable for started kids in Thailand as English is a second language.
Very clear font