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What are sound pictures, and why not just call them letters? – Best Practices for Teaching Reading

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Best Practices for Teaching Reading. Crushing Illiteracy one syllable at a time! What are sound pictures, and why not just call them letters? February 3, 2015. With the Phono-Graphix program, we use the term sound pictures because sound pictures applies not only to single letters, but combinations of letters that represent one sound. Letters are pictures of sounds, however, many sounds are represented by more than just one letter. For example, the sound ‘ o. In ‘pot’, can also be pictured as. Each repres...

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When Should I Start Teaching Sight Words? – Best Practices for Teaching Reading

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Best Practices for Teaching Reading. Crushing Illiteracy one syllable at a time! When Should I Start Teaching Sight Words? February 6, 2015. February 6, 2015. This is a common question parents and teachers ask, and although this answer is unpopular, I really want to respond with, “NEVER! 8221; Students should be able to sound out words before they are recognized by sight, so you never really. So why do many early childhood teachers send sight word lists home and encourage students to learn them? In my ex...

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Did you know that teaching letter names can hinder reading instruction? – Best Practices for Teaching Reading

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Best Practices for Teaching Reading. Crushing Illiteracy one syllable at a time! Did you know that teaching letter names can hinder reading instruction? February 3, 2015. February 5, 2015. Did you know that teaching letter names can hinder reading instruction? So how does it hinder reading instruction? One last example. I have had students tell me that the sound that goes with W is /d/. Huh? Yes, /d/ like in dog is what I’ve been told. Why? Well its one of the most simple words to read! 8221; Well, congr...

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Why I don’t teach “blends” in my reading courses… – Best Practices for Teaching Reading

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Best Practices for Teaching Reading. Crushing Illiteracy one syllable at a time! Why I don’t teach “blends” in my reading courses…. February 18, 2015. There are only 134 sound pictures that need to be learned in order to excel in reading. Adding every combination of consonant blends to this list is unnecessary and confusing. Have you considered how many “blends” there are? How can learning “blends” be a hindrance to learning to read? When Should I Start Teaching Sight Words? Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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