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One, Two Three and Away!
Sheila McCullagh

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Watch KS1 children  learn to read with 1,2,3 and Away!
It takes a Village to raise a reader. 

Read the series in the ICRWY Lessons app. They have been Code Mapped. 

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A limited hard-copy set from The Reading Hut Ltd can now be ordered.
20% discount if ordered in The Reading Hut shop - £104!
£130 when ordered in our Ebay store 

Order the 1,2,3 and Away Set of Introductory Books A - P
and use them within the I Can Read Without You (ICRWY) Project as Transition Readers (start them when the children are reading Yellow Code level readers) 

Start the Pre-Readers when working towards the end of the Purple Code Level.

 

Use the Links below if to be shipped within the UK 
Email with your shipping address for link to order anywhere else in the world.

 Shipping to AU $27.50

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A - Roger Red-hat
B - Billy Blue-hat
C - Johnny and Jennifer Yellow-hat
D - The Old Man
E- Jennifer Yellow-hat went out in the sunshine
F - Jennifer Yellow-hat went out in the dark
G - Roger and Rip
H - Roger and the Pond
I - Roger and Mrs Blue-hat
J - Roger and the Little Mouse
K - Sita and Ramu
L - Jennifer Yellow-hat went to town
M - The Donkey Went to Town
N - Percy Green
O - The Little Brown Mouse ent out in the dark
P - Mrs Blue-hat and the Little Brown Mouse


 

Start these readers when children are reading at the SSP Yellow Code Level 

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 Miss Emma's approach and exposure to a wider range of texts (with the skills to decode and comprehend them) enables more learners to reach the 'self-teaching phase earlier (before Grade 2)

Some children need very little explicit phonics instruction and exposure to 'decodable readers' that align with this explicit teaching order and there is a political argument in the UK that only 'decodable texts' be used as 'readers' in their early stages of learning to read - even though many do not realise that the term 'decodable' relates to the learner rather than the book. Any text is 'decodable' if you know that code: Code Mapping and Monster Mapping makes ANY books 'decodable'! With a systematic kick-start children can start visiting the dedicated space for ten minutes daily, to not only find joy learning to read these books, but experience the joy of reading.
Ask about setting up a Reading Hut in your KS1 area.    

Read as E-Readers in the ICRWY lessons app

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Message to schools using the Speech Sound Pics (SSP) Approach in Australia (2022)

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