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Teaching the Reading Rope

Posted on 24th January 202327th May 2024 in Approaches to Teaching Reading, Decodable Books, Learning to Read, Science of Reading, Uncategorised and tagged Article, beginning readers, blending, decoding, disabilities, early literacy, fluency, how to teach reading, phonemic awareness, Phonics, phonics for sen, phonics program, Science of Reading, special education, structured reading instruction, struggling readersLeave a Comment

Scarboroughs reading rope

Scarborough, H. S. (2001). Connecting early language and literacy to later reading (dis)abilities: Evidence, theory, and practice. In S. Neuman & D. Dickinson (Eds.), Handbook for research in early literacy (pp. 97-110). New York: Guilford Press. Teaching the Reading Rope The Reading Rope was developed by Dr. Hollis Scarborough to provide a framework for understanding the different…

Consonant Blends (Adjacent Consonants) – Speaking and Spelling

Posted on 11th October 202226th May 2024 in Approaches to Teaching Reading, Learning to Read, Reading Difficulties and tagged activities, adjacent consonants, Article, beginning readers, blending, consonant blend, consonant digraphs, Phonics, phonics for sen, struggling readers, teach consonant blends, what are adjacent consonants?, What is a consonant blend?Leave a Comment

Using tiddly frogs for segmenting activity

Systematic Phonics programs now talk of ‘consonant blends’ or ‘adjacent consonants’, but what are they? Why is it that the letters ‘bl’ in the word ‘black’ are adjacent consonants while ‘ck’ are not? Speech and language therapist, Hema Desai explains the difference and suggests fun, multisensory activities to embed learning. As a speech and language…