This book is used with levels 1-16 of the PAF program and covers short a, c, t, d, g, s, f, m, p, l, h, n, capital A, I, and N, and the plural s. The Step-by-Step Skills Book is your starting point and is used for those who are non-readers. PAF is a thorough phonics program and the PAF readers and skills books make the program even easier to use. If you are unsure of where to begin, you can use the placement guide that is available at the publisher's website under free downloads. For the time being, there is a page at the back of the Teacher Handbook that offers a scope and sequence for using the new PAF readers and skills books. The PAF Teacher Handbook still references the Merrill Readers, but will be rewritten to incorporate the PAF readers and Skills Books. Pair these up with the PAF teaching handbook for a complete phonics, reading, spelling, and handwriting curriculum. Each decodable reader is bright and colorful, and engaging for young readers. The skills books and teacher guides are spiral bound for ease of use, and correspond to the new PAF readers. The authors of the PAF Reading Program have developed phonetic readers, skills books, and teacher guides for the readers to take the place of Merrill. The program has long incorporated the Merrill Readers, but some of them have gone out of print. Preventing Academic Failure (PAF) reading series is getting a bit of a face lift.

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