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Get Reading with Phonics
+ 3 months free of Readiculous Video Game
Get Reading with Phonics
+ 3 months free of Readiculous Video Game
Product Description
"S-a-t-p-i-n? Who sat on a pin? Are they okay? Should I call an ambulance?"
These are all pretty common questions when first getting into phonics. Don't worry, we're here to help! This sticker-filled activity book covers 51 foundational phoneme-grapheme correspondences taught in Kindergarten (starting with s-a-t-p-i-n!). It also features high-frequency words, so kids will be able to read short phrases by the end of the book. Get Reading with Phonics was developed with teachers and phonics experts and is curriculum-aligned, making it the perfect tool for young readers. Get ready for a hilarious reading adventure!
Ages 4-5
We make phonics fun! Readiculous teaches kids to read with the science of reading in just 10 minutes a day.
The game, endorsed by literacy experts and grounded in scientific research, is designed to engage kids to learn to read through exciting mini-games. Readiculous engages kids to learn the sounds that go with each letter/spelling in a logical progression. As with most new things, repetition is the key to success. This is where we come in, we make learning ridiculously fun (pun intended) by designing reading games for maximum entertainment and educational value. Players learn 2x faster than traditional methods with just 10 minutes of daily play, reflected in personal progress reports showcasing which sounds, letters, and words they’re working on. Readiculous combines fun gameplay with educational content, tailored to support various needs.
Note: 3 months of Readiculous Video Game is a non-cumulative promotion limited to one per customer.
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| Shipping Method | Price | |
| Standard Shipping | Arriving in 3-12 business days | Calculated at Checkout |
| Free Shipping | Orders over AUD$150 | Free |
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Out of this world
I went planet hopping in this book, but I didn't meet a single alien?! I always leave behind a note saying hello anyway.
Oh, and a copy of this book so they can learn to read the note saying hello.
