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Progressive Phonics - "Dolch" words To succeed in school, your child needs to be able to read 220 vitally important, high-frequency words---words like I, and, go, what, are, etc., which are "connecting" words that give sentences their meaning. These 220 words were identified by Edward William Dolch PhD. in 1948. Dr. Dolch’s theory was that if children could read these words rapidly and without conscious effort, they would be well on their way to becoming good readers For example, the blue words in the following sentence are all “Dolch” words: The dog ran after the cat, but the cat got away. - 87% - Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. (List compiled by - and available at - www.picturemereading.com) And not just children's books. Many schools in the United States recognize the Dolch high-frequency word lists as a VITAL step in creating a good reader. We think that is a little bit steep. And that pays off in terms of literacy and fluency.
Homeschooling Making Learning Fun Homeschool Theater » Blog Archive » Home School Curriculum: Seven Options for Parents - Homeschool Planning doesn't have to be a production. :-) If you are new to home schooling and haven’t a clue as to what to do about curriculum other than buying a set out of a catalog, there is a wealth of learning possibilities available to you. Many are free or low-cost. You just have to dig a little! There are advantages to using boxed curriculum, if you have the money they require. If time is short or you really dislike planning, then a boxed set may be the way to go. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Learning occurs anywhere in so many variations that you can create your own curriculum for your own home schooling kids.
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