Sunshine Reading Road

Fully decodable texts for older students

Reading Road 3

Reading Road 3 books include simple code, complex code, plus 27 alternate graphemes for known phonemes are introduced
Inside front cover focuses on some of the alternate graphemes and gives focus words for the book
Inside back cover gives suggested discussion points for after reading
Fully decodable text (with some tricky words)
Reinforcement and consolidation of phonics knowledge learnt in the Sunshine Phonics Decodables program
All new, modern characters and story themes that upper primary age students can relate to
Non-fiction themes of interest to upper primary age students
Age-appropriate illustrations or photographs
28 pages
148mm x 210mm
Free teaching notes and student worksheets available from the Teacher Resources page

Reading Road 3 Single Pack, 1 x 10 titles
$85.00 Add to cart

Tam and Emma are told about some ducklings trapped in a fountain in Green Park. They rush to the rescue and reunite the ducklings safely with the parent ducks on Lake Bert.

Eve is one of the best swimmers in her school, but at the annual district schools swimming competition, things don’t go her way. She doesn’t win any of the individual race medals. But in the relay she finally triumphs with her three friends.

Anya and Jude climb up Fog Hill with Dad but when the fog rolls in, they get stuck in the spooky hut at the top along with two older boys from school. The girls discover that the boys, who they didn’t much like, really were very nice after all.

A graphic novel. It’s the year 2531 and Kassin and Spike have been sent off in their rocket ship on a mission. But the children get pushed out of orbit by a cosmic storm and crash land on a strange planet where some creatures attack them and others help them.

A graphic novel. Dad has made meat pie for dinner but before Patty and Bill can eat it, the pie flies out of the window. The family chase it to the local sports ground where it seems that everyone’s dinner is hovering in the air. After they finally eat their pies, dessert pies appear in the sky, too along with a cloud of cream that rains down onto them.

Blockbusters can take hundreds of people years to make. We find out about life on a film set – the various jobs and why they are important.

We explore how four hobbies (ball sports, kites, drawing and drumming) are enjoyed in different ways around the world.

We look at some natural landmarks and some made by people around the world, discovering how they were created and what makes them special.

A book for creatives, with detailed but simple instructions on how to make seven varied items. There is something to appeal to all sorts of different tastes, such as a desk tidy, art display, jewellery, toys and games.

We count down from 10 to 1 to find the oddest fish there are. We look at where they live, what they eat, what they look like, that they do and some odd facts about each one.