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Decodable Readers
Phonics-based books to build reading confidence
ePlatform's SuperLit Readers phonics program has been meticulously designed to meet curriculum requirements. This alignment means that the program meets specific educational standards, covering all necessary phonics skills and knowledge areas required at each stage of a child's development.
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Included with Shared Collections
The Decodable Readers Program is included with all eBook and Audiobook shared collection plans, giving schools full access at no extra cost. It’s also available as a standalone product for schools wanting dedicated access.
A Strong Start Matters
New readers need more than just books
Learning to read requires structure, not guesswork. In the early years, students benefit most from carefully sequenced texts that align with the phonics skills they’ve been taught in class. Repetition and gradual complexity help solidify the link between letters and sounds.
Decodable books give learners meaningful practice applying that knowledge, supporting accurate decoding, fluent reading, and early comprehension. When students experience success from the start, they gain the confidence needed to keep progressing.
Built for Phonics-Based Classes
SuperLit Readers, designed for structured literacy
ePlatform's SuperLit Readers program is aligned with the principles of structured literacy and synthetic phonics. It follows a clear scope and sequence across 10 levels, with each level designed to reinforce specific phoneme-grapheme correspondences. The program can be used alongside any phonics-based teaching model, supporting classroom instruction, intervention, or home reading.
Confidence Through Progression
Fiction and non-fiction across 10 decodable levels
The SuperLit Readers program includes hundreds of decodable texts thoughtfully structured to build confidence from first sounds to fluent reading. Each level features both fiction and non-fiction texts to give students a balance of storytelling and knowledge-building. Teachers can assign books, track progress, and customise access, all through ePlatform’s easy-to-use tools.
Variety That Builds Fluency
Also included: BookLife Levelled Readers
BookLife’s Levelled Readers provide a flexible complement to decodable books. Instead of following a phonics sequence, they’re levelled by overall reading ability and include rich, engaging content across science, history, health, and more.
These titles are ideal for building vocabulary, fluency, and reading stamina. They help students engage with a broader range of topics and text types, while still supporting literacy goals in early years classrooms.
Two Programs. One Platform.
Supporting flexible teaching across early years
Many schools use both SuperLit and BookLife to meet the varied needs of their students. While SuperLit provides phonics-aligned structure, BookLife adds choice and thematic breadth, supporting everything from explicit instruction to independent exploration.
Beyond the early years, these programs also support EAL/D learners and older students who benefit from extra reading scaffolds. With non-fiction titles especially popular among secondary students, they’re a smart addition to any literacy toolkit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A Structured, Synthetic Phonics Program
The SuperLit Readers phonics program is a thoughtfully structured and comprehensive decodable readers program designed to help beginning readers develop their ability to decode text using a systematic synthetic phonics approach. It includes engaging fiction and non-fiction titles with beautiful imagery and characters, aiming to guide students from their first steps in reading to becoming confident, independent readers. The program provides a complete toolkit for structured literacy in the early years with phonics resources to accompany each title in the series.
10 Carefully Sequenced Levels of Fiction & Non-Fiction
The SuperLit Readers program covers 10 structured levels, which are carefully aligned to synthetic phonics. Each level systematically introduces specific phoneme-grapheme correspondences (letter-sound relationships) and reinforces them through multiple texts. This clear scope and sequence ensures that children master fundamental skills before progressing to more challenging concepts.
Included with eBook and Audiobook Shared Collections
The SuperLit Readers program is included with any Shared Collection membership (eBooks or Audiobooks) at no additional cost, offering exceptional value to schools. It is also available as a standalone product for schools that may only require the phonics program.
All Resources Are Included
SuperLit Readers includes a full suite of accompanying resources designed to reinforce learning and support teachers. For each book, the program provides pre- and post-reading pages to prepare students and consolidate skills, alongside printable worksheets for quick and effective practice targeting decoding, encoding, and and comprehension. To make practice fun, there are also interactive listening games that reinforce phonics skills with immediate feedback.
Furthermore, every book features voiceover narration and guided read-along where each word is highlighted as it's read aloud, effectively connecting written and spoken language; students can even click on individual words to hear them sounded out phonetically. These resources are designed to make learning simple, effective, and enjoyable, providing teachers with everything needed to reinforce phonics instruction, and the program is also available in print format with access to the same accompanying resources.