Children ages 0-5 years old learn pre-reading skills like rhyming, syllables, letter recognition and putting letters together to form words and sentences. They expand their vocabulary by looking at books. Children ages 5-10 years old develop phonemic awareness, the ability to segment and blend sounds to read words, and orthographic knowledge to manipulate letters. They gain fluency, comprehension, and reading strategies to read more independently.
Children ages 0-5 years old learn pre-reading skills like rhyming, syllables, letter recognition and putting letters together to form words and sentences. They expand their vocabulary by looking at books. Children ages 5-10 years old develop phonemic awareness, the ability to segment and blend sounds to read words, and orthographic knowledge to manipulate letters. They gain fluency, comprehension, and reading strategies to read more independently.
Children ages 0-5 years old learn pre-reading skills like rhyming, syllables, letter recognition and putting letters together to form words and sentences. They expand their vocabulary by looking at books. Children ages 5-10 years old develop phonemic awareness, the ability to segment and blend sounds to read words, and orthographic knowledge to manipulate letters. They gain fluency, comprehension, and reading strategies to read more independently.
Children ages 0-5 years old learn pre-reading skills like rhyming, syllables, letter recognition and putting letters together to form words and sentences. They expand their vocabulary by looking at books. Children ages 5-10 years old develop phonemic awareness, the ability to segment and blend sounds to read words, and orthographic knowledge to manipulate letters. They gain fluency, comprehension, and reading strategies to read more independently.
Journey rhyme and syllables • Letters are recognized Ages 0-5 years old and put together to form sentences • Makes sounds • Learns vocabulary • Semantics begin to occur • Syntax occurs allowing words to be put together • Vocabulary is expanded • Children are looking at books Ages 5-10 years old and tons of words are and piecing together sentences • Phonemic Awareness learned and combined • Pragmatics are introduced begins • Sounds are • Segmenting pulls words automatically apart connected to words • Blending allows the and reading words and sounds to comprehension form a word develops • Manipulation and • Fluency is developed Orthographic knowledge • Reading strategies are allow letters to be placed more present and in any order to spell reading is not as different words. difficult.