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gladu [14]
2 years ago
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Why do phonics activities that engage children with groups of letters or patterns in

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pogonyaev2 years ago
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<u>Groups of letters or patterns in words help children sound out the words in a slower manner so they can devote attention to each sound.</u>

Explanation:

Phonic activities are really important for children who are learning to spell and write. It allows them to decode the word and learn what each part of the word sounds like. Once children understand the different sounds, then they can apply it to everyday learning. This makes them fully understand each new word and help when they are stuck on a word. With phonic activities children learn what goes into a word, not just memorizing the word.

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