Pre-K Phonics and Reading
Early education plays a pivotal role in shaping children's attitudes toward learning, and programs like your Phonics & Reading program are essential in fostering a love for reading from a young age. Using stories and interactive activities not only makes learning fun but also helps children develop crucial phonics and reading skills in an engaging way.
Programme outline
Coverage
Starting from the Budding Level at three and a half years old allows children to gradually develop their phonics and reading skills at a pace that suits their individual abilities and readiness. Progressing through the Beginner, Fluent, Proficient, and Champion levels ensures that children continue to build upon their skills and advance to more complex reading levels as they grow and develop.
Teaching pre-schoolers to recognize the letters of the alphabet and their sounds, as well as vowels, blends, digraphs, punctuation, and challenging words, lays a strong foundation for their literacy development. These fundamental skills are essential for decoding and understanding written language, which are crucial steps in learning to read and write.
Using proprietary reading books and curriculum materials, along with enthusiastic and engaging teachers, is a fantastic approach to keeping pre-schoolers actively engaged in the learning process. Fun activities not only make learning enjoyable but also help children develop important skills and concepts in a memorable way.
Components
Level 1 - Budding
Level 2 - Beginner
Level 3 - Fluent
Level 4 - Proficient
Level 5 - Champion
Lesson plans
Weekly Materials
Develop Phonemic Awareness
Decoding through Phonics
Build Reading Fluency
Course roadmap
Journey through our pre-primary Phonics and Reading course
Starting with an introduction to the letters of the alphabet is a solid foundation for budding readers. Teaching students to recognize the two main types of letters, vowels and consonants, is an important step in understanding the building blocks of words. Ending the first level of the program by teaching students to recognize the sounds of each individual letter is a significant milestone that sets them on the path to phonemic awareness and reading readiness.
