Book 4: Short “o” Words (Digital Download)

Help your child gain confidence with every word they read.
This digital version of Book 4 in the A Good Start Reading series focuses on short “o” vowel words like hot, log, dog, pot. It continues the step-by-step phonics instruction that builds fluency and foundational reading skills.

Developed by a certified reading specialist with over 30 years of experience, this program empowers parents to teach reading at home—even with no prior teaching background.

📥 What You’ll Receive:

• Book 4: Short “o” Words in digital format (PDF)
  Structured phonics lessons that promote mastery through repetition and consistency

Your file will be available for download immediately after checkout.
This is a digital product only. (Printed books are available separately in our store.)

🧠 Prerequisite

Before beginning Book 4, your child should have:

• Learned all alphabet letters and sounds
• Completed Books 1–3 in the A Good Start Reading series

📘 What’s Inside Book 4:

• Sequential short “o” vowel word lessons
• Gentle pace designed for early learners
• Checklists in each lesson to assess understanding
• Clear guidance so you can confidently teach each step

📚 About the Program

A Good Start Reading is a 5-book phonics series designed for beginning readers. The books are meant to be taught in order for best results:

1. Book 1: Short “a” Words
2. Book 2: Short “e” Words
3. Book 3: Short “i” Words
4. Book 4: Short “o” Words (this book)
5. Book 5: Short “u” Words

You can purchase additional titles in our store.

💬 Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really teach my child to read at home?
Yes! This program is designed for parents and caregivers—no teaching experience required.

What makes this different from other reading programs?
Many programs move too quickly. A Good Start Reading offers simple, repeatable lessons with a structured flow that builds confidence and real reading skills.

Do the books need to be used in order?
Yes. Each book builds on the skills taught in the previous one to support progressive learning.

How can I monitor progress?
Every lesson includes a progress checklist so you’ll know when your child is ready to move forward.