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Sight words: The difference between irregular and high-frequency

Sight words: The difference between irregular and high-frequency

High-frequency words are words that appear commonly in children's books. These are also worth learning by sight. Examples of high frequency words include words such as are and she. Many high-freque...
Why don’t children just learn whole words?

Why don’t children just learn whole words?

Research favors phonics for kids because the “whole word” approach is inefficient. Children cannot store tens of thousands of words in their memory. Eye movement research has shown that, when readi...
The five blocks of the Science of Reading

The five blocks of the Science of Reading

Learning to read is a complex process that requires systematic instruction and practice. Here is a summary of the skills that a child needs to acquire in order to master reading.1. Phonemic Awaren...

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