Hooked on phonics

The Hooked on Phonics Learn to Read program is a complete, easy to use phonics program for kids prek-2nd grade. Great for homeschool!

In this Hooked on Phonics review, see how I taught my kids, ages pre-k through 2nd grade, to read using a phonics program with colorful readers and DVDs.

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There are many things to consider in a program for learning how to read. When choosing the best learn to read program, parents should ask themselves these questions. We take a side by side comparison of popular reading apps such as Reading Eggs, ABCMouse, Homer Reading App, Hooked On Phonics, and Reading Kingdom. Pick the best learn to read program for teaching your child how to read now! Use these reading skills in your homeschool or for after school help.

Hooked on Phonics

My son took to reading like a fish to water. Everyone asks me how started teaching him to read as a toddler? A while back I shared...

Phonics Sounds Chart

Hooked On Phonics Learn To Read Kit comes with free access to app as well. Designed for pre-k through 2nd grade. #learntoread #ad

Discover and use the science of reading to teach phonics scope and sequence by grade level with my printable phonics sequence chart.

The L Song is part of Hooked on Phonics® Learn to Read Pre-K and is designed for children ages 3 to 4. Hooked on Phonics Learn to Read is a reading program designed to help children learn how to read and improve reading skills using phonics. Follow us on: Hooked on Phonics Learn to Read Hooked on Phonics Learn to Read Blog Hooked on Phonics on Facebook Hooked on Phonics on Twitter Hooked on Phonics on iTunes Hooked on Phonics dot com

Why have parents trusted Hooked on Phonics® for more than 35 years? Because it's the highly effective, incredibly fun way to learn to read! Over 5 million fa...

6 Tools to Determine Your Kids' Learning Styles - Students have different learning style preferences. While some are visual learners and prefer to see charts, pictures, and diagrams, others prefer to learn by hearing, doing, reading or writing. Homeschoolers and classroom teachers all need to know these preferences in order to teach their students in the best way possible. #howtohomeschool #homeschooling #unschooling #homeschooltips

Hook Reader

Only approximately 35% of American children achieve a proficient level of reading. This has been mainly linked to the sight-reading teaching approach.

-igh is a sound that obstructs the smooth reading of a child. This poster will help the child understand the pronunciation of words with –igh. Here –igh makes a long i sound or we can say that –gh is silent. Share, save and print this colourful poster that will help parents and teachers explain the phonics to kids with a word bank.