Review - Frontline PhonicsWhat you get with Frontline Phonics:
How frontline phonics teaches letters & soundsEach lesson takes about 15 minutes a day. First lessons include sounding out alphabet letter sounds and reinforcing this with fun games, sing-alongs and other activities. Learning how to write the letters is taught along side learning the letter sounds. Discovery of other everyday words which start with the same letter sound is also taught.How Frontline phonics teach blending lettersBlending is the method of putting letters together and sounding them out to make words. Frontline Phonics begins by blending after introducing just 5 letters - M, A, P, S, T . So for example with these four consonants & 1 vowel, your child would be sounding out words like:
Frontline Phonics starts sounding out words, only using the letters that are being taught. This is important so that your child gets important blending practice which is critical for learning how to read. Using Readers with Frontline PhonicsFrontline Phonics introduces your child to reading books in 3 1/2 weeks! They start with "pre-readers" which contain 1-3 words per page, and then work through to the beginning of 3rd grade level. There are over 50 reading books included with Frontline Phonics so your child should be reading by completing this reading program!
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