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Phonics shapes the earliest steps children take toward reading, yet at home it can sometimes feel like a balance between what children need to practise and what they feel motivated Read more…
What Teachers Need to Know About Explicit Phonics Instruction Phonics sits at the heart of early reading in NSW classrooms, shaping how young learners connect sounds to print and build Read more…
Supporting literacy at home can feel overwhelming, especially when you are unsure how reading and writing are taught today. Many parents worry about doing the “wrong” thing, correcting too much, Read more…
Grammar can sometimes feel like a list of rules to remember, but teaching grammar to children works best when those rules appear in meaningful reading, writing and conversation. Young learners Read more…
Early reading is an exciting stage of learning. Children begin noticing words everywhere and start piecing together how language works. Sight words, which appear frequently in early readers, play a Read more…
Reading comprehension is more than recalling what happened in a story. It is the ability to make sense of ideas, connect information and form opinions about what we read. Many Read more…
Most students know the routine. On Monday, they receive a spelling list, they practise it during the week, and on Friday, they complete a quiz. By Monday morning, many of Read more…
Across Australia, literacy instruction continues to evolve as schools refine their approaches and teachers work to align practice with the most reliable research. Although curriculum expectations and assessment requirements have Read more…
Preparing for NAPLAN Literacy can feel like a big step for both children and parents. You want your child to feel confident, not pressured, and to see the test as Read more…
Phonics builds the foundation for confident reading and spelling. Games that combine sound, movement and repetition make learning stick. Short, regular sessions deliver the best results. LiteracyPlanet’s Phonics Missions support Read more…
TL;DR Around one in three Australian students is below literacy benchmarks. States like Victoria are introducing daily systematic phonics lessons. Research from Evidence for Learning and Macquarie University proves explicit Read more…
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