Floppy’s Phonics
What is Floppy’s Phonics? Floppy’s Phonics is a systematic, synthetic phonics program for young children, designed to teach reading and writing skills. It is part of the Oxford Reading Tree…
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Bug Club Phonics
What is Bug Club Phonics? Bug Club Phonics is a structured phonics program developed by Pearson Education, designed to support the teaching and learning of early phonics skills. It is…
What Makes a Good Reader?
Why is Reading Important? Reading is important for many reasons, both practical and personal. Here are some reasons why reading is important: Language Development: Reading helps to develop language skills,…
Jolly Phonics
What is Jolly Phonics? Jolly Phonics is a phonics program designed to teach children how to read and write using a systematic approach to teaching phonics. It was developed in…
Read Write Inc
What is Read Write Inc? Read Write Inc. is a comprehensive literacy program designed to teach young children how to read, write, and spell. It was developed by Ruth Miskin,…
Letterland Phonics
What is Letterland? Letterland Phonics is a phonics program designed to teach young children how to read and write using a unique, multi-sensory approach. It was developed by Lyn Wendon,…
Phonics International
What is Phonics International? Phonics International is a comprehensive phonics program designed to teach children how to read and write using phonics principles. It was developed by an experienced teacher…
Little Wandle Phonics
What is Little Wandle? The Little Wandle Phonics is a synthetic phonics program designed to help children learn to read and write by breaking down words into their individual sounds…
5 Tips for Teaching Phonics to Children with ADHD
Teaching phonics to children with ADHD can be a challenge, but with the right strategies, it can be a rewarding experience for both the teacher and the child. Here are…
Supporting Children with EAL
Phonics can be hard to teach to EAL (English as an Additional Language) children for several reasons: Lack of familiarity with the English language: EAL children may not be familiar…
