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Blending sounds is where the magic of reading truly begins. When kids learn to take individual sounds—like /p/, /u/, /b/—and smoothly blend them together to say pub, it’s a huge step forward. It’s not just guessing words; it’s decoding. Breaking words into parts and then putting them back together, making unfamiliar words feel familiar and doable. For example, take tug—/t/ /u/ /g/—or sub—/s/ /u/ /b/. Blending these sounds helps build confidence and independence in reading. This skill is foundati

Ever paused and wondered why some plurals end with -s while others change to -ies? The answer lies in the root word — specifically, the letter before the ending. If a word ends with a consonant y, like baby, we drop the y and add -ies to make babies. But if it ends with a vowel y, like day, we simply add -s — days. It really is that simple once you know the rule! This little trick can save so much confusion and make spelling way easier to master. Follow me for more clear, quick insights that mak

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