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Read&Write: Letters, Sounds and Combinations is an app for early learners that provides a hands-on approach for learning how to recognize letters, pronounce letter sounds and practice blend and digraph combinations. This app is great for all beginning readers as well as readers struggling with phonological awareness or a reading disability. The clean interface and simple graphics also make it a good app to use with students who are often easily distracted or diagnosed with ADD. Reading Disabilities, Read Letters, Ios 4, Blends And Digraphs, Write Letters, Beginning Readers, Tech School, Phonological Awareness, App Reviews

Read&Write: Letters, Sounds and Combinations is an app for early learners that provides a hands-on approach for learning how to recognize letters, pronounce letter sounds and practice blend and digraph combinations. This app is great for all beginning readers as well as readers struggling with phonological awareness or a reading disability. The clean interface and simple graphics also make it a good app to use with students who are often easily distracted or diagnosed with ADD.

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The Reading Mentor / Teacher / Tutor on Instagram: "🔸In English, the letter ‘s’ at the end of a base word can be pronounced as either /s/ (voiceless) or /z/ (voiced) depending on its position in a word and the sounds around it.

🔹When the letter ‘s’ is after an unvoiced sound, it is pronounced as a /s/. e.g., tops, works, laughs, moths.

🔹When the letter ‘s’ is after a voiced sound, it is pronounced as a /z/ sound.
e.g., logs, tubes, beds, moves, clothes.

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The Reading Mentor / Teacher / Tutor on Instagram: "🔸In English, the letter ‘s’ at the end of a base word can be pronounced as either /s/ (voiceless) or /z/ (voiced) depending on its position in a word and the sounds around it. 🔹When the letter ‘s’ is after an unvoiced sound, it is pronounced as a /s/. e.g., tops, works, laughs, moths. 🔹When the letter ‘s’ is after a voiced sound, it is pronounced as a /z/ sound. e.g., logs, tubes, beds, moves, clothes. ✏️Comment the word ‘POSTER’ and…

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Tavia Young  Literacy Advocate on Instagram: "b & d - possibly the most confusing 2 letters for little ones to learn to write & read ➡️ use these 3 tricks to help!   1. Using a piece of paper, write a capital B and a capital D.  Take a lighter color and write a lowercase b inside the B to show your child that the lowercase b actually lives inside a capital B - so whenever we see a b or want to write a b, think of the capital letter to help!  2. When we write or read, we always move from left ➡️ right.  So… the b starts with a straight line down and the d starts with a circle.  When we pronounce the sounds, our 👄 lips 👄 actually tell us which letter it is… lips closed like a straight line —— when we make the sound for b (just like how we start the b with a straight line), and 👄 lips 👄 o How To Teach B And D, D And B Confusion, B D Reversal Activities, B D P Q Confusion, B And D Anchor Chart, B And D Confusion, Guy Reading, B And D, Capital B

Tavia Young Literacy Advocate on Instagram: "b & d - possibly the most confusing 2 letters for little ones to learn to write & read ➡️ use these 3 tricks to help! 1. Using a piece of paper, write a capital B and a capital D. Take a lighter color and write a lowercase b inside the B to show your child that the lowercase b actually lives inside a capital B - so whenever we see a b or want to write a b, think of the capital letter to help! 2. When we write or read, we always move from left…

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