It follows this approach. Anyway, it has target words for most of the sounds from about 25 popular children's books. It also has blank vocabulary cards, and a game board to copy that goes with each story. It also lists other activities as well as some language activities for your language students. It's a great resource to get you started.
Most kids love playing the educational computer games.
Another method I sometimes employ with readers is to have a child make a computer picture with graphics containing his sound. Then we write a colorful story together using these words. The child has lots of opportunities to read back the story and share it at home with family and with teachers. From Laura I love my little mailbox. I have a frog with a slot on his head.