Gargantuan Year 1 Workbook
Aligned to the Year 1 curriculum for maths and English
$26.99
Sight Words
$26.99
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Designed with assessment experts for Kindergarten and Acara Year 1
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- 81 pages featuring 200 high-frequency words with irregular spellings
- Unlocks reading fluency by helping kids understand 50% of texts on sight
- Proven methods to increase retention so kids make fewer mistakes
- Includes answer sheets so children can work independently
- Printable worksheets for bite-sized learning. Print a few pages a day!
“What a fun way to learn phonics! Foolproof phonics brings together delightful lessons based on sound research, wrapped around its charming characters that will entice kids to learn to read. I can't think of a more thoughtfully designed phonics program on the market today. Can't wait to get started...”
Professor Susan Neuman, Literacy Education, NYU
“What a fun way to learn phonics! Foolproof phonics brings together delightful lessons based on sound research, wrapped around its charming characters that will entice kids to learn to read. I can't think of a more thoughtfully designed phonics program on the market today. Can't wait to get started...”
Professor Susan Neuman, Literacy Education, NYU
Learn sight words the right way
Mrs Wordsmith’s Foolproof Reading sight words programme was designed with literacy experts and is closely aligned with the National Inquiry Into the Teaching of Literacy.
Easy for parents, engaging for kids
- Covers 200 sight words through colouring activities and puzzles
- Provides letter-writing practice
- Includes answer sheets, reward charts to track progress, and badges for added motivation
Why are sight words important?
Sight words are very common words that often involve irregular spelling, making them tricky to decode using the phonics method. Because these words are so common, stumbling over them can significantly slow down kids’ reading. That’s why literacy experts recommend that learners essentially memorise what these words look like. Being able to immediately read these words on sight without decoding leaves kids’ brains free to concentrate on their meaning, helping them become fluent readers.
