Phonics, Spelling & Handwriting!

Fundations make it easy for teachers to send updates to parents about the concepts students are currently learning and activities that should be done with children to reinforce instruction. For every child, home activities that foster development of vocabulary and comprehension skills are important. When someone reads aloud to children and have discussions about the meaning of the text, children are exposed to more advanced concepts, even though they may not yet be able to read the material themselves. Listening to audiobooks is another great way to build comprehension and support classroom learning.

Encouraging children to speak up, express themselves, and think critically develops oral and mental skills that can later be translated into writing and composition abilities. Creativity and achievements in other areas should also be celebrated.