Strtng Comprehension Starting Phonetically 6

Starting Phonetically 6 introduces vowel digraphs, “igh” words; r-controlled vowels, phonetic approximations, two- and three-syllable phonetically predictable words, compound words, inflectioned words, the inflections/suffixes “en,” “er,” “est,” “ful,” “ies”/”ied,” “ly”, and some sight words such as “been,” “idea,” and “who.”

Starting Comprehension promotes reading for meaning in beginning readers by respecting that children do not all learn to use phonetic, semantic, and syntactic reading cues in the same order or with the same ease.