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Today brings another sketch note to help you understand literacy learning jargon: What is a phoneme? The word phoneme comes from the...

The words we say are made up of individual speech sounds. These sounds are represented by letters and combinations of letters that...

We blend oral sounds together when we speak to create words. We speak millions of words in conversations across the globe. Speech comes...

Which letters should I teach first? I hear this all the time. If you think about it, when we teach the alphabet we are unlocking the...

So tell me again, what is a decodable… I mean, a decodable book? We discussed decodable books at the previous school P and C meeting and...

Reading is often seen as a visual activity in lots of homes and classrooms — but what about the skill of listening?