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ORT books without pictures?

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taffetacat · 30/09/2010 10:27

A silly question probably. Our school uses ORT almost exclusively.

DS is doing fine with his reading, but I have noticed that if he's really interested in a story, and especially one aspect of it, after he's read an interesting sentence he will stare hard at the accompanying picture and this really seems to help his comprehension.

I think our school keeps them on the ORT books for a good long while and was wondering if at any level the pictures suddenly disappear? He does read other books at home without so many pictures, but the pictures do seem to help him. He's on Stage 11 (beige?) at the moment, if this helps.

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cory · 30/09/2010 10:35

I think ORT books all have pictures and that the next stage is usually becoming free readers, so once you move away from the pictures you move away from the ORT scheme too.

Bramshott · 30/09/2010 10:38

They have pictures right up to level 14 I think, but by the end not one on every page.

taffetacat · 30/09/2010 12:36

Thank you both for that info. I'm glad they won't suddenly disappear.

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