Yes, ABCmouse Classic includes decodable books designed to support early reading development. This article explains what decodable books are, how they align with phonics instruction, and where to find them within the platform. It also highlights how these books help children practice specific letter-sound relationships and build reading confidence. A helpful guide for parents and educators focused on structured literacy and foundational reading skills.
Decodable books are books that only include spellings that the learner knows plus high-frequency words that they know. So depending on the number of spellings the learner knows, "decodable" can be a little different from child to child.
For most beginning readers, the following books are decodable because they have only regular spellings plus a few high-frequency words (with a focus on one spelling pattern, such as -an or -ug, per book). The learner should need to be taught 1-2 new words in order to read the book successfully on their own. Rereading these books is a great way to build fluency.
Here is the list of Decodable Books that you can find in the Library section:
- Ham with Jam
- The Big Sip
- A Jog in the Fog
- Dan and Jan
- To Run is Fun
- The Hen in the Pen
- Pet on a Jet
- A Toy for Spot