Pillar 1: Phonological Awareness
If your child has difficulty manipulating sounds and playing with words, the chances are, they have difficulty with decoding, blending words, and reading in general. When kids have a strong foundation in phonological awareness they can hear the individual sounds in words, and understand that words are made of phonemes or sounds and these sounds are made of letters. Often, kids who struggle to learn to read do not have a solid foundation in phonological awareness, that is they have difficulty hearing and manipulating sounds. In this course, I will show you how to help your child improve their phonological awareness so that they can finally get over their reading hurdles.
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- By Diane Margulies
Teach Your Child To Rhyme
Rhyming is an essential skill for children and a key building block for learning to read. Despite its importance, it is often underemphasized in school curricula. Research shows that rhyming is one of the most important foundational skills for early literacy, serving as a critical precursor to reading success. However, many children struggle with rhyming because they don't yet have a strong understanding of how words work. In this course, you’ll gain valuable insights into how to teach your child to recognize and produce rhymes while also helping them develop a solid concept of words.
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- By Diane Margulies
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