New: Real Printable Worksheets for Every Skill Area
September 9, 2026 · 2 min read
Each skill page now includes a fill-in worksheet — sound boxes, a timed passage tracker, a word map, and story summary frames.
What changed
The four at-home skill pages used to link to instruction handouts. They now link to worksheets your child can actually write on, printed one page each and free to copy.
- Phonics: sound boxes, two word ladders, a word-reading grid, sentence dictation, and a five-day log.
- Fluency: a 126-word timed passage with running word counts, a three-read tracker, and an expression checklist.
- Vocabulary: a four-corner word map, shades-of-meaning lines, and a word-of-the-day chart.
- Comprehension: before-during-after boxes, a Somebody-Wanted-But-So-Then frame, and a stop-and-fix log.
How to use them
Print one worksheet per week rather than all four at once. Repeating the same sheet across several evenings is the point — the repetition is what builds the skill.
Try this tonight
- Every skill page now has a fill-in worksheet.
- Free to print and copy for family or classroom use.
- One sheet per week, reused across evenings.