Find The Right Set
Every child learns to read at their own pace. Rather than choosing a set based on age or grade, start with the reading skills your child has today. Each Ram Has Jam level builds on the one before it, helping children gain confidence as they learn new phonics skills one step at a time.
The best place to begin is where your child feels successful. When books match a child's current reading skills, they're more likely to experience those exciting "I can do this!" moments that build confidence and encourage them to keep reading. Use the guide below to find the best place to start.
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Pre-Reader Set (Letter Sounds and CVC Words)
Build early reading confidence from the very start. This set practices letter sounds and introduces blending those sounds together to sound out simple, CVC words. Perfect for beginners learning to recognize patterns and take their first steps toward independent reading.
Set 1 (CVC Stories)
Just starting to blend sounds and read short words on their own. It includes 8 short stories built around simple three-letter words (like "Ram has jam"). They are intentionally simple and decodable so your child can experience early success and confidence.
Set 2 (Digraphs & Blends)
More simple stories to build fluency and improve reading skills. These stories gently introduce common blends and diagraphs (including ch, sh, and th), while staying decodable and encouraging.
Set 3 (Long vowel, silent e)
These decodable stories teach long vowels with silent e, allowing readers to grow in reading skills while still sounding out the words. Designed to build fluency, confidence, and lasting love of reading.
Want to be ready for every milestone?
The Complete Reading Bundle includes all four levels, so your child can continue growing without waiting for the next set. It's a simple way to support their reading journey from first letter sounds to confident reading.




