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Book 5: Short “u” Words (Digital Download)
Book 5: Short “u” Words (Digital Download)
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Complete your child’s short vowel journey with confidence.
This digital version of Book 5 in the A Good Start Reading series introduces short “u” vowel words like mud, cup, sun, rug. It’s the final step in the structured, phonics-based program that helps children become confident early readers.
Developed by a certified reading specialist with over 30 years of experience, this program gives parents the guidance they need to successfully teach reading at home.
📥 What You’ll Receive:
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Book 5: Short “u” Words in digital format (PDF)
Clear, guided lessons with repetition, practice, and progress checklists
Your file will be available for download immediately after checkout.
This is a digital product only. (Printed copies are available separately in our store.)
🧠 Prerequisite
Before starting Book 5, your child should have:
- Learned all alphabet letters and sounds
- Completed Books 1–4 in the A Good Start Reading series
📘 What’s Inside Book 5:
- Step-by-step instruction for reading short “u” vowel words
- Repetitive, supportive format to build confidence
- Checklists at the end of each lesson to track comprehension
- Easy-to-teach layout—perfect for any caregiver or parent
📚 About the Program
A Good Start Reading is a 5-book phonics series designed to be taught in order. Each book builds on the previous one to support foundational skill development:
- Book 1: Short “a” Words
- Book 2: Short “e” Words
- Book 3: Short “i” Words
- Book 4: Short “o” Words
- Book 5: Short “u” Words (this book)
Additional books and bundles are available in our store.
💬 Frequently Asked Questions
Can I really teach my child to read at home?
Yes! This program is designed with parents in mind. Everything is laid out clearly and requires no prior teaching experience.
What makes this different from other reading programs?
A Good Start Reading moves at a gentle, repetitive pace that helps new readers absorb, practice, and master skills—without overwhelm.
Should I teach the books in order?
Yes. Each book builds on the skills learned in the previous one to ensure long-term success.
How do I track my child’s progress?
Each lesson includes a progress checklist to help you gauge readiness before moving forward.
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