Supporting Your Child with Reading and Comprehension: EYFS and KS1
Knowing how to best support your child's reading and writing development can often be difficult. This course guides students through the different methods and techniques to give your child the appropriate help that they need.
The most important thing that any school-aged child learns to do is read. Yet working out how to support this learning can be difficult, intimidating, or even seem impossible, particularly if it's different from how you were taught. This course helps parents understand the progression of phonics from phase one to five and enables them to support their children as they go through these phases. It also helps them to understand the comprehension that is expected of their children at this age and the sort of questions that can help children to demonstrate their understanding of the books they have read. This course suits anyone who reads with children under eight, whether they are hoping to home school or simply ensure that their child has consistency at home as well as at school.
Course Content
10 LESSONS
7.5 HOURS Total Length
Lesson 1
Phonics I
45 minutes
Lesson 2
Comprehension: Joining in and Retelling
45 minutes
Lesson 3
Phonics II
45 minutes
Lesson 4
Comprehension: Matching Questions
45 minutes
Lesson 5
Phonics III
45 minutes
Lesson 6
Comprehension: Selective Analysis of Perception Lesson
45 minutes
Lesson 7
Phonics: Phase IV
45 minutes
Lesson 8
Phonics: Phase V
45 minutes
Lesson 9
Comprehension: Reordering Perception
45 minutes
Lesson 10
Reasoning about Perception
45 minutes
Key Skills
Reading
Parenting
Comprehension
Educator
Jennifer S
Reading and Comprehension Educator
Jennifer has five years of experience as a primary teacher, specialising in the EYFS and KS1. She has worked with students of varying backgrounds, including those learning English as an additional language, with additional needs or struggling with mental health.
