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ALL THE SIMPLE SOUNDS TO LEARN 💫 How learning to read is taught in England: 1️⃣ Teach oral blending 2️⃣ Teach simple sounds one at a time 3️⃣ Read CVC words with the sounds the children know 4️⃣ Continue this process- teach more sounds and then get children to read the new sounds in words Flashcards are an essential resource to support your child this - you can follow the link in my bio to purchase my Fantastic Flashcards or make your own! Ensure children are reading ‘appropriate’ books daily - these are books that only contain the sounds that the child knows to build their confidence and fluency. Save this as a guide for teaching your child to read ✨ Want a ready-made set of flashcards? Check the link in my bio 👆 #reading #english #phonics

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🚫 Teaching phonics 🚫 Without the correct order can confuse kids and delay reading skills. ✅A structured phonics sequence helps children understand sounds, blend words, and read with confidence step by step 📚✨ ✨ Correct Phonics Teaching Order: 🔤 Sounds (letter sounds, not names) 🔡 VC ,CVC words (simple 2,3-letter blending) 📏 Word lengths (CVCC, CCVC, longer words) 🔀 Blends (bl, st, cr, etc.) 🔗 Digraphs (sh,ch,th,wh,ph) 🔠 Short & long vowel sounds ✨ Magic E (silent e rule) 📝 Alternate spelling rules (ai, ee, oa,ck rule,soft -hard c&g etc.) 📌 Every teacher follows a phonics sequence — and it can vary — but having a clear, step-by-step order is essential for strong reading foundation. 💡 The right phonics approach = better reading, spelling, and confidence in kids. 👉" FOLLOW "for more phonics tips, activities & structured learning content for kids ❤️ [phonics order, phonics sequence, how to teach phonics step by step, phonics for beginners, CVC words, digraphs, blends, vowel sounds, magic e rule, early reading skills, phonics teaching tips, kindergarten reading] #phonics #correctphonicsorder

✨ A Correct Way to Learn Phonics ✨ By Smart Learning Hub – Priyanka Lohiya 🌈📚 🔤 Step 1: Learn Letter Sounds Start with phonetic sounds, not letter names. 🧩 Step 2: Begin Blending Join 2-letter sounds to read simple words. 📖 Step 3: Read CVC Words Practice easy 3-letter words like cat, bat, sun. 🎯 Step 4: Learn Blends Introduce S blends & L blends step by step. 📝 Step 5: Practice Tricky Words Learn common sight words through repetition. 📚 Step 6: Start Sentence Reading Use short phonics-based sentences for fluency. 🌟 Step 7: Learn Vowel Sounds Understand short vowels and long vowels. 🔊 Step 8: Practice Digraphs & Diphthongs sh, ch, th, oo, oi and more. 🎵 Step 9: Learn R-Controlled Vowels ar, er, ir, or, ur sounds. ✏️ Step 10: Apply Spelling Rules Magic “e”, Floss Rule, Rabbit Rule and more. 💡 Consistent practice + fun activities = confident readers! #phonics #phonicsforkids #readingforkids #earlylearning #kindergarten smartlearninghub phonicsactivities learnthroughplay englishforkids priyankalohiya

From all to ball, call, fall ✨ When a child can read one chunk, they can unlock so many more words! Today, Himaksh is blending -all with different beginning sounds to build new words. This is how systematic phonics builds confident readers 💛 Small patterns. Big reading growth. 🌱 #phonics #systematicphonics #blending #segmenting #earlyreading readingfoundation cvcwords phonicsfun learnthroughplay kindergartenreading ukg lkg teachersofinstagram parentingindia momhacks thealphabet readingjourney

Phonics is the key to unlocking reading! Once they know their single letter sounds, we can start teaching them digraphs! 1. Teach just 2-3 at a time 2. Keep coming back to the sounds to help them learn them 3. Play games with movement to help them learn the sounds 4. Busy parents on the go? Practise the sounds with The Phonics App! #phonics

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April phonics in action: vowel team ay! 🌷✏️ #firstgrade #phonics #teachersofinstagram #teaching #writing

🎉 This is the kind of real time reading strategies my families get ! We only had one - baseline gathering - session prior to this so I had not taught this concept but mom was able to message me - get he help they needed and move forward knowing exactly how to talk to her kiddo about b vs d. She now knows how to visually and verbally support him in that skill so that … 👉🏼 there was not power struggle between them over reading time 👉🏼 there was no frustration over a new skill 👉🏼 reading practice did not get derailed 👉🏼 confidence grew in BOTH mom and child! Comment YES below if you want to talk about how to get THIS kind of support in your corner ! (And also let me know if this will help your kiddo!) #raisingreaders #readingteacher #parentinghacks #learntoread #phonics

Research in early childhood development consistently shows that forming letters through tactile, hands-on experiences strengthens neural pathways that connect sound recognition to symbol formation. When children physically trace, press, and build letters, they are not just practising motor skills, they are actively encoding phonics into memory through movement, repetition, and sensory feedback. This multisensory approach helps bridge the gap between abstract sounds and written language, supporting stronger recall and deeper understanding than passive methods alone like flashcards or screen-based learning. In other words, when children shape letters with their hands, they are building the foundation for how they will later recognise, remember, and use sounds in reading. Fitzgibbon, M.S., 2022. The interface between reading and handwriting. Frontiers in Psychology, 13, p.9298537 Ibaibarriaga, G., Acha, J. and Perea, M., 2025. The impact of handwriting and typing practice in children’s letter and word learning. Journal of Experimental Child Psychology #literacy #phonics #reading #educate #learning