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CVC (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) words are essentially among the first that a child learns during language development. These words are easy as they only consist of one vowel and therefore count as one syllable. Parents and teachers should consider the order in which you can teach CVC words, which would make it easier for children. CVC words…
Whether you want to buy gifts for your students as thanks for their results, to motivate your students, as an introduction to your class, or as a farewell present, it can be difficult to know what gifts to buy that are both within Budget, yours or the kindergartens. Therefore, this article helps find the best…
Teaching syllables to children is essential to improve their reading, spelling, writing, and overall word-processing abilities. there are many fun and engaging syllable activities out there to print and play, but how do you teach syllables to children effectively? To teach syllables to children, you will need to simplify the word’s meaning by using clapping…
One of the best ways to learn the alphabet is using some of the excellent educational toys that are in the market today. Whether you are teacher looking for something for your classroom or a parent who wants to make playtime with your children that little bit more constructive there is an alphabet learning toy…
Tongue twisters, are tricky phrases in English that both help you to learn english pronunciation and tie your tongue in knots! Tongue twisters are used in classrooms all over the world to help English students learn the pronunciation of different, and difficult, English sounds and phrases. Tongue twisters help develop English pronunciation skills by allowing…
At a young age, children are introduced to picture reading books. The pages of these books are filled with words and visuals of people and items within their environment. Many of these words are sight words, which they will learn in Kindergarten and Elementary school. But is there an order to teach these sight words?…
Older elementary students can be a real challenge over the summer. They aren’t quite the young children who enjoy hanging with parents or grandparents and watching Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. there are still ways to keep children busy during the summer On the other hand, they do still like hanging out with grandparents, as long as…
Around the ages of four and five, your child is likely to start developing some basic reading skills. Learning to read is a process, with different developmental milestones along the way. In this article we explore some preschool reading milestones In early preschool, the child learns phonemic awareness as well as some sight words and will…
2nd grade English Worksheet will cover common core standards including comprehension and phonics. These worksheets are free to download and cover phonics, sentence structure, Long and short vowels, reading skills and process writing instruction. They are designed for both homes and classrooms. To access the pages for the FREE 2nd Grade worksheets you can click…
Although there are 7 short vowel sounds in English. Students and children are often taught the 5 most common, which are [a] as in an, [e] as in hen, [i] as in it, [o] as in pop, and [u] as in sun. The two less common short vowel sounds in English, are [oo] as in book, and the schwa [uh] as in data.
