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Phonological Awareness Activities
Rhyming is a great phonological awareness skill to work on with our little ones, but just remember it's not a prerequisite for reading. Some students with Down syndrome may
Now I Know
When I first became familiar with Raising Robust Readers, I was drawn to the multi-sensory approach of teaching phonograms. Children learn songs and gestures, providing the auditory
There Is An Easier Way to Learn Sight Words
Road Map for READing Sight WordsWow, you have distilled, into one easy-to-read-and-understand article, years of study on my part to figure out how best to teach high-frequency words...
Alphabet Code Sound-Pronunciation Guide
Click to listen to Wordy’s Phonogram Alphabet Song.Sound-Pronunciation Guide for 72 PhonogramsDownload Wordy’s two-page Sound-Pronunciation Guide to the 72 phonograms and Phonogram Sticker Book. As you master
The Sound of Letter F
Click “play" to hear Wordy sing the sound of F.Family Fun Activities with Letter FDecorate a fan and fan your hot face.Go fishing.Finger paint.Make fingerprint frog art.Make footprints
The Sound of Letter D
Click “play" to hear Wordy sing the sound of D.Family Fun Activities with Letter DPlant daisies, daffodils, day lilies, dill..Make deviled eggs.Decorate donuts.Drink cocoa with a dollop of
NERFous Spellers Spelling Game
Here is a fun spelling game from Michelle.Hello again! I’ve been up late taping words to dart gun targets! I have a sneaking suspicion that this game will
Wordy Worm is Raising Robust Readers
Wordy Worm is Raising Robust ReadersWhen we first developed Wordy Worm reading, we focused on families with preschool children to give them a fun-filled foundation for reading. Due
The Magic of Reading
This 4 minute video from The Children of the Code Project contains a couple of movie clips with American Indians. It really demonstrates the magic of reading. Children of