Hi Could you please list all the words which come under the respective phonic terms like diagraphs, vc words,cvc words, sight words etc Thank you so much🤗
Hi ,how do you sing the ABC song sounding letter C ,like s,and pronounce letter C like k and give Cat as an example ,i really don't get it ,nice videos ,thanks ❤
3:54 "most schools are not using this term anymore", well in Texas many teachers if not most, still use the magic e term to describe silent e's, in fact, I asked around a couple of teachers I know and they have never heard the term "split digraph"!!
@@LittleLearnersVideos It really is, last year the state passed new legislation to remedy the reading problems the school districts have, does your state/province also evaluate the school's performance? what happens if a student fails to meet the required reading knowledge by the end of the grade, does he repeat the grade?
@@thomasjust2663 We don't tend to repeat years here, only in very rare circumstances. If children don't meet the expected level they will be further supported in the next year group. School pupil progress is constantly assessed, our government is very data obsessed when it comes to schools!
Digraphs are two letters that make one sound. Dipthongs are sounds that are made up of two vowel sounds that join together to make one, long vowel sound.
Your videos are so helpful! I am starting my NQT year in Reception and I don’t know what I’d do without these videos.
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Thank you. You explain these terms far more simply than a lot of videos or web pages!
Thank you so much explaining terminologies ... very helpful
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You explained very well madam🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so so much.. this is really so helpful...😊 explained in detail
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That is really helpful. Thank you very much
Can you please share the order to teach phonics I mean after alphabet sound
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Could you please list all the words which come under the respective phonic terms like diagraphs, vc words,cvc words, sight words etc
Thank you so much🤗
Hi ,how do you sing the ABC song sounding letter C ,like s,and pronounce letter C like k and give Cat as an example ,i really don't get it ,nice videos ,thanks ❤
Hey so helpful, thx really easy to understand but I'm still confuse for the word 'schwa'
Which one should I teach first phonics sound or alphabets sounds
I would recommend teaching letter sounds first and then letter names 🙂 You can teach the names alongside the sounds but focus on the sounds.
What are word families
3:54 "most schools are not using this term anymore", well in Texas many teachers if not most, still use the magic e term to describe silent e's, in fact, I asked around a couple of teachers I know and they have never heard the term "split digraph"!!
That's really interesting! Thanks for sharing 🙂 In the UK we seem to have changed over to the term.
@@LittleLearnersVideos It really is, last year the state passed new legislation to remedy the reading problems the school districts have, does your state/province also evaluate the school's performance? what happens if a student fails to meet the required reading knowledge by the end of the grade, does he repeat the grade?
@@thomasjust2663 We don't tend to repeat years here, only in very rare circumstances. If children don't meet the expected level they will be further supported in the next year group. School pupil progress is constantly assessed, our government is very data obsessed when it comes to schools!
Hello ma'am, very nicely explained all the terminologies of phonics. Ma'am I 2ant to know difference between diagraphs and blending? Pls rely
Hello Ma'am... Can u please illustrate sound of "th" and "th"
Thank you for sharing ❤
What should we start to teach for young learners after CVC ???
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Plz explain what are dipthongs? What is the difference between diagraph Nd dipthongs??..plz explain
Digraphs are two letters that make one sound. Dipthongs are sounds that are made up of two vowel sounds that join together to make one, long vowel sound.