Plumfield Reading Intervention and Tutorial Services

Here's an exercise on counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s.

When do we use c or k for /k/ sounds at the beginning of some words? The simple rule is to use k if the sound after the initial /k/ sound is the sound of e, i or y. For other sounds after the initial /k/ sound, we use c. Of course there will be exceptions to learn as well.

Want to learn more spelling rules? Enroll with us and join our reading intervention program.

Here's an oral reading activity that we do in Seesaw using the Reading Fluency Assessment tool. It's a really cool and useful automated reading inventory feature because it automatically identifies reading errors, and calculates words per minute (WPM)! Plus, our kids like to hear themselves reading!

Want to experience this cool feature and how we do reading intervention? Send us a message!