This video has kids practice blending sounds sound by sound where they blend the first two sounds first, and then the next sounds. Many kids who struggle to blend words find this method helpful. This is great for kids who are just...

This video has kids practice blending sounds with continuous sounds so they can stretch and hear them better to more easily blend. This is great for kids who are just starting to blend or those who are struggling to blend when each sound...

This video introduces the important skill of segmenting by first segmenting compound words and then segmenting two sound words.



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In this fun and educational video, kids will learn all about compound words! Join us as we explore how two smaller words come together to make one new word with a whole new meaning. We'll look at examples like 'sunflower,' 'butterfly,'...

This video has kids practice blending sounds without seeing the letters to prepare for blending print. Phonemic Awareness is one of the biggest predictors of reading success. Once kids are able to rhyme, blend and segment, they are...

Follow Zaria and Shaniyah as they enter their school spelling bee. The girls will learn how to study and what it means to be best friends. The girls will learn the meaning of competition and what it means to win and/or lose.

In this lesson, you can learn about English punctuation.You’ll see the most common punctuation marks in English, what they’re called, and how to use them.

Using punctuation correctly is critical for your English...

In this German lesson, we explore the fascinating world of 'hin' and 'her', two directional words that play a crucial role in indicating movement towards or away from a location. Whether you're a beginner or an intermediate learner,...

Imagine a world without punctuation - it would be chaos! Understand these powerful little signs and the rules for using them. Add some flair to your sentences with dramatic dashes, hyphens, and the ever-useful apostrophe. This is part 3...