Series 17 inflectional ending /ed/ books are now available in our shop! Series 17 helps kids learn the /ed/ ending gradually. First, kids practice reading /ed/ with short vowel words (ex. hopped, …
Basic Sight Words for Kindergarten
Kindergartners needs to learn to read sound-by-sound. At first, kindergartners learn letter sounds and short vowels. These basic phonics sounds help kids decode cvc words like cat, met, dig and mop. …
New Research Suggests Negative Impact of Reading Recovery Program
Is your school using Reading Recovery? Is your child's school using Reading Recovery? Reading Recovery is one of the most popular reading intervention programs in the country. Emily Hanford highlights …
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Phonics Scope and Sequence for K-2
A phonics scope and sequence is essential for any research-based program. If a reading program does not have a phonics scope and sequence it will not be effective. Educators should always have a …
Explicit Phonics vs Implicit Phonics
Research is conclusive. Explicit phonics instruction is the most effective, reliable way to teach a child to read. Explicit means the instruction is direct. The child does not have to "guess" at words …
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