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Learn more about learning to read

Learning to read means discovering the connection between what we see on the page and the sounds we use in spoken language. Here we gather clear explanations and practical advice.

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What is a speech sound?

When we speak, we combine individual sounds to form words. These sounds are often described as speech sounds or phonemes.

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Letters and sounds

Letters and sounds are not always the same thing. A letter may be pronounced differently in different contexts.

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How do children learn to read?

Reading develops step by step, from recognizing symbols to decoding words automatically.

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Helping a child learn to read at home

Reading practice at home does not need to be long. What matters most is creating a calm, understandable activity.

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Why keep reading practice short?

For young children, a few focused minutes can be easier to manage than one long practice session.

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How Colored Letters works

Colored Letters is based on a simple idea: colour is used as an additional visual cue for a letter's sound.

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