The directed drawing your kids beg for, on the same page as the decodable they need to read.

200+ passages. 2 per phonics skill. Lessons 35 to 128. K–2.

You know the look. It's the third decodable this week and the room has gone flat. Your reluctant readers are done before they start. A couple of kids are guessing from the picture.

Then you say "directed drawing" and every head comes up. They'd do one every day. So would you, if it counted as phonics.

So we put the drawing on the same page. Kids read the story. They answer two questions in their own words. Then they draw, step by step.

They read because they want to get to the drawing. There's no picture of the story to peek at, so the answers have to come from the words. And even the kid who says "I can't draw" ends up proud of what they made.

Every passage uses only the skills your kids have already learned, in the same order as your SOR scope. Every page is labeled. Whatever you taught today, the passage is there, and it ties right in.

🌱 WHAT KIDS GET OUT OF IT

• Reading they actually want to do
• Answers in their own words, with handwriting practice built in
• A drawing they're proud of, even the ones who "can't draw"

📦 WHAT'S INCLUDED

• 200+ decodable passages, one per page
• 2 passages per phonics skill, lessons 35 to 128
• 2 written-response questions on handwriting lines
• A step-by-step directed drawing and a box to draw in
• 3 fluency stars, one for each read
• Lesson and skill labeled on every page
• Print and go. No cutting, no laminating.

🧩 SKILLS COVERED

• CVC words
• Digraphs and blends
• Silent e
• R-controlled vowels
• Vowel teams
• Suffixes and prefixes, and more

🎯 WHY TWO PASSAGES PER SKILL

Because one runs out by Wednesday.

🖍️ HOW TO USE

1. Teach the skill.
2. Print the two passages that match it.
3. Kids read, answer, then draw.
4. Read their answers. They're in their own words, so you'll know who got it.

💛 GREAT FOR

• Small groups and intervention
• Centers and fast finishers
• Homework families can actually do
• Sub plans
• The kid who says "I can't draw"