110. Can Your Child Read Their OWN Writing? Phonetic Writing Tips for Preschool, Pre-K, and Kindergarten

As parents & teachers of preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten littles, we spend SO much time helping our children learn to read...but are we forgetting about making sure they can write, too?

Not only do we want students to write and spell words with phonics patterns they've learned, but we also want to make sure they can READ their own writing back to us!

Keep listening for an example of a 5 year old's writing to see which phonics patterns he's learned, and which ones he's still working on.

If you'd like to see an example of this writing, click here to watch the video of this episode.

Looking for the LINKS mentioned in this episode?

► FREE End of the Year Literacy Goals for Kindergarten

► What should my child know by the END of kindergarten?

► Digraphs vs. Blends

► Open vs. Closed Syllables

► Sight Words vs. High-Frequency Words

► The Heart Word Method

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