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1. Select a text that is age-appropriate and engaging for the reader.
2. Identify key phonetic patterns and high-frequency words relevant to the reader's level.
3. Break down the text into short, manageable sentences or phrases.
4. Use clear and simple vocabulary that aligns with phonetic principles.
5. Incorporate illustrations or images to support comprehension.
6. Review the text for any complex words or phrases and replace or simplify them.
7. Ensure that the text maintains a repetitive structure to reinforce learning.
8. Test the text with the intended audience to gauge understanding and make adjustments as needed.

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1. Early readers who are just starting to learn phonics and decoding strategies.
2. Students with learning difficulties or disabilities in reading.
3. English language learners who need support with basic vocabulary and syntax.
4. Educators looking for effective instructional materials for teaching reading.
5. Parents seeking resources to support their child's reading development at home.

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Highly decodable texts are reading materials specifically designed to be easily read and understood, often using familiar vocabulary and simple sentence structures to promote early literacy.

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Educators, particularly those working with early literacy programs or curricula, are typically required to file or submit highly decodable texts as part of their teaching resources.

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The purpose of highly decodable texts is to provide early readers with material that reinforces their phonics skills, boosts confidence, and encourages engagement with reading through relatable and comprehensible content.

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Information that must be reported on highly decodable texts includes the reading level, targeted phonetic elements, brief descriptions of the content, and any instructional notes for educators.