Unlocking Reading Success: How to Pick the "Right" Phonics Scope and Sequence

This video is a must-watch for anyone who wants to learn about the importance of phonics principles in reading. I will take you through the process of picking a scope and sequence for teaching phonics, which is one of the main pillars of a successful learn-to-read strategy.

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When it comes to picking your scope and sequence, take into account that there is no such thing as "the right order," but in this video you'll learn the 5 factors that I'd personally take into account when choosing a scope and sequence.

By the end of this video, you will know how to check if a literacy curriculum has a good scope and sequence for the introduction of phonics.

You will also learn the principles to apply if you want to create their own scope and sequence, and you'll even have access to a free done-for-you sequence that you are more than welcome to use. At the end of the day, they all have their own logic.

And that’s what really matters, that there’s a logic behind them, that they do not leave reading instruction gaps, phonics concepts unexplained, that they don’t just randomly jump from simple to complicated, that they make an effort to introduce things very gradually.

At times, you might just prefer to use a specific scope and sequence as your foundation, and then tailor it to meet the unique needs of your children or students. So, whether you are a parent or teacher looking to help your child/student with reading or just interested in the topic, this video is a valuable resource!