Does reading count as a phonics activity? Absolutely! While reading a book aloud doesn’t necessarily target specific phonics skills, it still serves a valuable purpose in understanding th… 展开

There’s a lot to remember when learning new phonics skills. To help reinforce new concepts, post anchor charts around the room to help kids remember rules like silent E, vowel teams, … 展开

Many reading programs come with their own letter sound chart. If you don’t have access to one, there are so many online resources you can use to print your own. Similar to ancho… 展开

This classic game can be adapted to any skill or lesson. First, make cards with target patterns or letters. Some examples of skills to work on are capital and lowercase letters, vowel tea… 展开