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Phonics Foundation: Build Reading and Spelling Confidence

byThe Kaur's AcademyOnline classes available; In-person at Paschim Vihar, NCR & BhubaneswarStarts from700 per sessionView full gallery

We help children decode words naturally by mastering 44 English sounds. No rote memorization, just step-by-step reading and spelling skills for ages 3 to 8.

A four-year-old student joyfully sounds out words using magnetic letters. This hands-on phonics activity is a perfect example of how we make learning to read a fun and interactive game from a very young age.

See how learning sounds translates directly into writing skills. This young student is practicing writing words like 'basket' and 'rainbow' after a vocabulary session, showing that he understands the connection between spoken and written words.

To speak English correctly, you must first understand its sounds. In this mini-lesson, I explain the vowel combinations that create the long 'A' sound, a key concept in our phonics curriculum for clear pronunciation.

Did you know the short letter 'a' has three distinct sounds? This video breaks down the pronunciation of 'a' in words like 'back', 'far', and 'arrival', using Hindi phonetics to help learners easily grasp the difference.

Two of the most commonly confused sounds in English are the short 'a' and 'e'. Here, I demonstrate the physical difference in pronouncing these sounds, helping students distinguish between words like 'bad' and 'bed' with ease.

This screenshot from an online class shows a typical short vowel exercise. We systematically cover the sounds for a, e, i, o, and u, using word lists like 'bat', 'bet', and 'bit' to reinforce learning through practice.

Here we are tackling the 'long e' sound in an online session. I explain the spelling rule that the 'ee' combination often appears in the middle or at the end of a word, as seen in examples like 'jeep' and 'sleep'.

Visuals are key to learning. In this online worksheet, a student matches words like 'hat', 'cat', and 'bag' to pictures, reinforcing their understanding of the short vowel 'a' sound in a fun and interactive way.

This young student proudly displays her completed alphabet grid. Activities like this help reinforce letter recognition and writing skills, which are the building blocks for our phonics and reading programs.

About Phonics Foundation: Learning to Read & Spell

In my sessions, we do not just memorize letter sequences; we build a 'Sound Wall' together. Whether it is distinguishing the short 'a' in 'back' from the 'e' in 'bed', I break every word down into its core sounds. This way, your child stops guessing and starts reading words they have never seen before, all through logic, not memory. Bas samajh ke seekho (learn by understanding).

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