Sounds & Spelling Success

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Investing in Sounds & Spelling Success

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Through this resource and dedicating just 10 minutes a day to engage with your child can have a profound impact on their literacy skills and overall confidence as they transition into school. The activities are designed to reinforce essential concepts such as letter recognition, phonemic awareness, and fine motor skills in a fun and interactive way, creating a supportive learning environment. This consistent, short practice not only helps solidify foundational skills necessary for reading and writing but also fosters a positive attitude toward learning, making your child feel more prepared and enthusiastic about their school experience.


By nurturing these skills early on, you're setting the stage for your child's success in their academic journey and beyond.

What is in the Sounds and Spelling Success

Handwriting practise

Handwriting and tracing practice is essential for developing fine motor skills, which are crucial for writing and everyday tasks. It enhances hand-eye coordination laying a solid foundation for effective writing. Tracing letters reinforces letter recognition, helping children internalise their shapes and sounds, which is vital for reading and spelling. Consistent practice promotes muscle memory, making writing more fluid and automatic over time. Additionally, it fosters focus and discipline, teaching children to concentrate on forming letters correctly. This boosts their confidence in writing and supports their overall academic success.

Financial cost

Investing $17 in this resource can significantly save future costs in private tutoring by providing parents with a comprehensive tool to support their child's literacy development at home. By engaging in these activities early on, children build a strong foundation in reading and writing, which can reduce the need for additional tutoring later. Since the PDF is downloadable, you can print and use the materials repeatedly, allowing for ongoing practice without incurring extra costs. This continuous reinforcement not only enhances skills but also boosts confidence, making children more independent learners. Ultimately, this small investment can lead to substantial savings and a positive educational experience for your child.

Phonemic awareness development

By choosing items that start with specific sounds, children learn to associate letters with their corresponding phonemes, strengthening their understanding of sound-letter relationships. Activities like matching pictures to sounds encourage them to listen carefully and differentiate between similar sounds, reinforcing auditory discrimination. Additionally, selecting letters that represent specific sounds allows children to practice recognising and articulating those sounds, which is crucial for developing early reading skills. Overall, these targeted exercises build a strong phonemic foundation, essential for successful literacy development.

Scissor work

Cutting and pasting is an essential skill that promotes fine motor development, hand-eye coordination, and cognitive processing. As children learn to use scissors, they strengthen their hand muscles and improve dexterity, which is vital for writing and other everyday tasks. The act of cutting requires focus and precision, helping to enhance their ability to control movements. Pasting items also involves spatial awareness and the ability to follow sequences, as children decide where to place each piece. Additionally, these activities foster creativity and problem-solving skills, allowing children to express their ideas visually while reinforcing their understanding of shapes and patterns

Why build explicit literacy skills before they start school?

Build a strong foundation

Building explicit literacy skills early provides a solid foundation for reading and writing, which are essential for all subjects in school. Early exposure helps children understand the basics of letters, sounds, and word formation.

Enhanced learning

Children who have a head start in literacy are more likely to keep pace with their peers and excel academically. Early literacy skills contribute to better comprehension, critical thinking, and overall learning capabilities

Confidence boost

Developing literacy skills before school can significantly boost a child's confidence. When they enter the classroom with a grasp of these concepts, they feel more prepared and eager to participate, leading to a more positive school experience.

Parental Engagement

Involving parents in early literacy activities fosters a strong bond and encourages a positive attitude toward learning. It creates an engaging learning environment at home, reinforcing the importance of education from an early age.

What are the activities in Sounds & Spelling Success

Engaging in school-type activities before starting school is crucial for helping children develop essential skills and routines that set them up for success. These early experiences not only build confidence and familiarity with academic concepts but also foster a love for learning, ensuring a smoother transition into the classroom environment.

Letter and word tracing

Let's practise writing the letter, developing shape recognition, eye-hand co-ordination and fine motor skills. So many skills in just one activity!

Reading decodable words

Thes beginning stages of reading, sounding out consonant, vowel, consonent words (CVC) and some high frequency words - a great start to beginning reading!

Identify the initial sound of an item

Using the focus sound, colouring any items from a selection. This is part of hearing and manipulating sounds, essential for phonemic awareness!

Identify the letter formation

Given a selection of written letters to choose from, your child colours the letter according to the focus sound. As we know letters can take many shapes, so it is important to have exposure to all the different shapes.

Cut, paste 'n' match

Cutting and pasting is an essential skill for school starters as many school activities require this skill. Developing eye-hand co-ordination and fine motor skills, whilst also focusing on matching pictures with words.

Alliteration practise

All of our sounds come with fun animal characters with names to match them. Alliteration is a great way to develop hearing initial sounds of words. So join Lola the ladybug, Maddie the mouse and many more while learning sounds through alliteration and fun!

Over 5,000 Confident Students!

Join over 5,000 confident students who have thrived with our program!

Sounds and Spelling Success has empowered countless young learners and their parents, guiding them towards a bright future through effective and enjoyable reading activities.


Start your child's journey today and see the difference firsthand!

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What can you expect with the Sounds and Spelling Success program?

Leverage my extensive teaching and childhood development knowledge to give your child the confidence and academic success they deserve!

  • Exposure to school type activities
  • Simple to follow step-by-step guide!
  • Improve your childs confidence and academic success!
  • Activities you can do at home!

FAQ

Got questions?

What is the Sounds and Spelling Success program?

Fun, engaging activities that replicate activities your child will be doing in school. This develops confidence and knowledge in the classroom, supporting your child to become an egaged learner


How long does it take?

This is a simple guide with activities that can be downloaded as many times as you wish. We reccomend a minimum of 10 minutes a day and gradually build on your child’s knowledge


At what age can my child start?

You know your child best. All children are individuals and therefore we cannot recommend an age. We do suggest working through the 5 Simple Steps to Reading Success if your child has not yet begun phonics development. If your child is beginning their phonics journey, then the Sounds and spelling success program is perfect.


Why should my child be doing this before they start school?

Quite simply, exposure to school type literacies and school type activities will offer familiarisation, boosting confidence and a 'have-a-go' attitude. We always feel more comfortable when doing things we have had experience with so, why not school work?

Have more questions?

Connect with Miss Jo and discuss your childs learning journey goals!