Building Readers, One Sound at a Time

Engaging Activities, Personalized Teacher Support, & Hands-On Learning to Master Literacy Skills

Phonics and Reading Program | 4 - 5 Years | Serving Frisco, TX

Building Strong Reading Foundations

Our Phonics and Reading Program helps little learners master blending, reading, and phonemic awareness. Children develop a strong understanding of literacy by starting with phonetic letter sounds and progressing to blending them into words. Specialized training ensures our teachers deliver this curriculum effectively, with five sessions a year.

Engaging Phonics Class Time

Phonics class engages all learning styles. It uses auditory, visual, and kinesthetic activities to reinforce letter sounds. The second part of class provides one-on-one teacher time, allowing children to progress at their own pace and ensuring each child gets the attention and support they need to succeed.

Phonemic Awareness & Sound Mastery

Phonemic awareness is the foundation of reading. Through fun, interactive methods like flashcards, phonetic games, and songs, children connect letter sounds to words. This hands-on approach helps little ones blend and segment sounds, preparing them for reading success by mastering word families like -at, -an, and -ad.

Reading Books That Match Their Skills

Our reading program begins with 10 engaging books focusing on the word families children have mastered. These books, with eight pages each, include words that your child can sound out. Progressing from short to long vowels and blending, little ones advance at their own pace, building their reading and comprehension confidence.

Handwriting Practice for Mastery

Our handwriting section reinforces upper- and lower-case letter writing, helping children perfect their writing skills. They practice by circling objects that match target letter sounds and writing their first name with proper capitalization. We also focus on promoting proper pencil grip for smoother writing.

Developing Social Skills & Independence

Children practice persistence, communication, and completing worksheets independently through phonics circle time. They also develop self-help skills, like eating lunch and cleaning up afterward, further fostering their growing independence and responsibility in a classroom setting.