Successive blending: how to blend sounds together It can definitely be frustrating when we’re reading with kids and they are just not blending those words together! Here are 2 problem scenarios when reading with kids. We’ve gone over the sounds, they know the sounds and they still sound a bit like a robot: c-a-t They …
When it comes to early literacy skills, the question is: Where do we start? What type of books are best? Do reading levels matter? Today, in this blog, we’re going to compare and contrast Levelled readers and Decodable texts. Come along for the ride! WHAT ARE LEVELLED READERS? Levelled readers often use a number or …
Why knowing 6 types of Syllables will be a Game Changer for Reading and Writing I keep getting this question – how can I help my little reader(s) improve? How can we help ALL kids learn how to read? Do kids need to memorize “sight words” in order to read? How can I help them …
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The best part about the English language, is that there is often a rule (or generalization) for most words. One of the most asked questions that I get is: How do we know when it’s c, ck, ke, or k. AND why does /c/ sound like /s/ sometimes?! I can’t wait to show you! Don’t …
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