Learning to read is one of the most significant milestones in a child's early education, and a key foundational skill is letter-sound correspondence. This essential concept - the ability to connect letters to their sounds - lays the groundwork for decoding words, blending sounds and eventually fluent reading. Why does Letter - Sound Correspondence Matter?When ...
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"You're never too old to set new goal or dream a new dream" - CJ LewisRecently I was asked to share a bit about myself with BOLD JOURNEY Magazine, which is an online publication that simply shares and publishes stories about people like you and ME. ...
Children love to scribble and draw with pencils, crayons, paper and maybe even on the walls. I know my grandkids would scribble something on a piece of paper and I would say. "Read this to me." and they would "read" it back usually saying it says "I love you or I had fun or maybe something silly, but they knew what they wrote and what it said. It is on this premise ...
Right from the get-go as soon as you can, make sure parents understand the importance of working together to ensure their child's academic, social and emotional growth.Try to restate this idea every time you speak with parents/guardians, write an email, send a message through a text or anyway you communicate with parents/guardians.At the bottom of homework sheets, e-mails, or ...