Which of the following is the best description of decodable texts?
A) texts that contain a high percentage of words that use the sound-letter relationships the children have been taught and a limited number of high-frequency words
B) texts for students with limited reading ability who are unable to use phonics rules
C) texts in which all the words follow phonics rules and there are no high-frequency words
D) texts that do not require preteaching any skills or vocabulary words

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Decodable texts are designed to help young children develop their reading skills by providing text that is made up of words that can be read using the phonics skills they have been taught, as well as a limited number of high-frequency words. This allows them to practice their decoding skills and build their confidence as readers. Choice B is incorrect because decodable texts are specifically designed to support the use of phonics rules. Choice C is incorrect because there may be high-frequency words included in decodable texts. Choice D is incorrect because some preteaching of skills or vocabulary may still be necessary with decodable texts.

Which of the Following Is the Best Description of Decodable