1.7K views · 19 reactions | 'Sound-blending' describes how children learn to join sounds together to make words with Read Write Inc. Phonics. This video tutorial will help you support your child to practise sound-blending at home. | Ruth Miskin Training | Facebook

When we teach a sound with Read Write Inc. Phonics, we either 'bounce' or 'stretch' them when we say them out loud. This video tutorial shows you how to help your child read the 'bouncy' sounds at home. Use this tutorial with the Phonics Flashcards, found in Parent Pack 1 (My Reading and Writing Kit) or available separately here: https://goo.gl/kMAB8P | Ruth Miskin Training

1.4K views · 29 reactions | Watch this short promotional film to find out more about Read Write Inc. Phonics: a complete literacy programme for children learning to read and children needing to catch up. See why headteachers, teachers and children love our programme. | Ruth Miskin Training | Facebook

4.5K views · 33 reactions | Do you want to know more about Read Write Inc. Phonics? Watch this film to see how our programme is so much more than a Phonics programme. Find out how we help our schools to get every child reading and writing - systematically and with love. | Ruth Miskin Training | Facebook

4 comments | Watch this quick film to find out more about our Talk Through Stories programme. | Ruth Miskin Training | Facebook

10K views · 78 reactions | This video on understanding phonics is ideal for parents of incoming Reception children. It explains what the National Curriculum says about learning to read, why learning to read and spell in English is more difficult than in other languages, and how phonics can help. | Ruth Miskin Training | Facebook

2.5K views · 28 reactions | Here is Alyssa reading a storybook using Fred Talk, read the word. Fantastic reading Alyssa! | Ruth Miskin Training | Facebook

Here is Millie, aged 5 learning the sound 'ai'. Fantastic reading Millie! | Ruth Miskin Training

2.5K views · 16 reactions | Perfect practice for the Year 1 Phonics Screening Check! Cassey, a Year 1 teacher, uses the picture side of our cards to help Anna remember the phrases. The pictures and phrases will help Anna to remember the sounds - ear, are and ew. | Ruth Miskin Training | Facebook