Annual August Update

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We’ve spent months working on this update.

Our only objective: make explicit, data-driven literacy instruction easy.

Learn more about each update. In addition to these, we’ve added explicit instruction morphology slides to the weekly slide decks and professionally edited the entire program!

How to get the Update:

The easiest way to access your program is through the Reading Rev Program Portal! We've updated and reorganized the portal to make it easier than ever to find everything you need. It’s organized week by week in one convenient location. If you haven't explored it yet, now is the perfect time!

Not using the Program Portal? Here's how to access the update based on how you purchased the program:

  • Purchased through the Reading Rev website? Check your email! The 2026 program update was sent to all customers on July 28.

  • Purchased through Teachers Pay Teachers? Log in to your TpT account, go to My Purchases, and download the latest version.

  • Purchased through a school or district purchase order? If you don't already have access to the Program Portal, simply email us with your school or district name, and we'll help you get connected.

Struggling to bring structured literacy to older students? You’re not alone!

The Reading Rev Program is here to help!

The Problem:

  • Structured literacy is vital for K-2nd graders, but what happens when students in 3rd-5th (and beyond) didn't get it or have big gaps?

  • 3rd + graders need explicit instruction in all five components, but what does that look like?

  • How can we expect intermediate teachers to teach and remediate foundational skills with no training?

The Solution:

  • Provide a systematic, structured program that allows intermediate students to crack the code of English in a way that isn’t babyish.

  • Focus on multisyllabic word decoding and encoding by embedding phonics, morphology, and etymology in one system.

  • Give teachers step-by-step plans and resources that eliminate the overwhelm.

Component 1

Everything Reading Notebook

This is a notebook that covers all 5 Components of Literacy + Morphology.

Each week, new learning is captured here. Students then have reference book to use for the rest of the year! No more recycled papers that will never be seen or referenced again!

See a page-by-page preview here.

The Structured Literacy System


Component 2

Student Practice

Students need a lot of practice with these concepts!

You’ll see the “aha” moments happen with these 36 pattern practice packets. They are filled with multi-sensory, purposeful, engaging activities. You can do them all or pick which your students need!


Component 3

Corresponding Skill-based Passages

We know it's so important to continually connect phonetic patterns to both encoding (spelling) and decoding (reading). 

These passages are a perfect place for kids to see a phonetic pattern in text. These passages include:

  • A fiction and nonfiction passage for each unit

  • Age-appropriate, high interest content

  • Two Lexile levels for differentiation

  • Comprehension check

  • Teacher page includes irregular words, the high-interest words, and extension ideas


Component 4

Teacher Talks!- The Ultimate Teacher Manual

Feeling overwhelmed teaching phonics? Inside this teacher’s manual, you'll find:

  • Detailed Explanations: Understand the ins and outs of phonetic patterns, syllable types, morphology and irregular word etymology with clear, comprehensive explanations.

  • Multi-Sensory Practice Ideas: Engage your students with fun, multi-sensory activities that reinforce learning and bring lessons to life.

  • Differentiated Word Lists: Tailor your instruction to meet the diverse needs of your students with carefully curated word lists.

  • Fluency and Dictation Sentences: Improve your students’ reading fluency and spelling accuracy with ready-to-use sentences for practice.

  • Scope & Sequence: Use the big picture plan as well as day-by-day lessons to guide you through this 36 week, year-long plan.

This digital manual comes with the program, or you can buy a colored, bound copy in our Reading Rev Shop or a soft cover, black & white version on Amazon!

Daily Google Slides & Weekly Pattern Videos Are Included!

Yes, each week you can watch the BIG Kids Need Phonics Too! video to get the big picture of decoding and encoding the pattern. Then, daily Google Slides (with a language-building system) are done for you! You can find both of these BONUS resources in the Favorite Online Link List!

50,112 teachers utilized the Free Favorite Online Link List last year!

Finally

A System Just for Big Kids

Finally • A System Just for Big Kids •

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Program Reviews

Program Reviews

What Teachers Are Saying

“Students were more engaged with this curriculum in grade 8-12 than the Wilson Reading System because it was effective and efficient. The kids love the stories and the predictability of the program allows students to push themselves together. All of my classes show growth and engagement which is critical for older students.”

— Kathy Kohler, 

Special Education Teacher

Lafayette, CO

“Students LOVED the weekly intro videos, they lovingly call you Mrs. Bri and look forward to seeing you on screen weekly. I was utilizing your program to supplement our reading intervention program since you are focused to upper elementary students and that is a huge need. I saw increased growth in confidence, decoding, encoding, and fluency skills in my students. We loved your passages for comprehension work, as well! Overall a great program, and am already looking at fully moving to Reading Rev as our curriculum for next year! Thank you for a well-thought out resource with accessible tech integration for today's learning environment!”

— Sarina P.

Intermediate Interventionist

Alamogordo, NM

“Most of my students struggled with decoding and spelling when they came to me at the beginning of the year. They are now pretty good, if not amazing, spellers. I have one student who went up from a first-grade reading level to a fifth-grade level after learning the patterns. ”

— Shellie Tucker

4th Grade Teacher

Hobbs, New Mexico