Learn English Fast
This is a brilliant resource for educators working with migrants and refugees.
Mastering English Language Learning
Learning English, [as another language or dialect (EALD)], is complex. There are many ways to write the same sound and the same letter combinations can have many different sounds.
Knowing the sounds of letters, and the sounds that combinations of letters make is the foundation of reading and writing.
This knowledge supports the individual to track words and sound them out.
The English Fast with Phonics programme makes learning simple. For example:
- the letter ‘s’ in the word sun [☀️] has the same sound as the letters “ce’ in ice [🧊]
- the letters ‘ea’ in the word head [😉] sound differently in the word heart [❤️]
- the letter ‘y’ sounds differently in the words yacht [⛵], key [🔑] and butterfly [🦋].
The English Fast With Phonics System
A Quick Way To Learn the Sounds of English, and the Letter Combinations That Represent These Sounds.
– Over 35 video lessons at your fingertips –
Learning To Read English
- English is easy when you are given all the phonetic keys to sound out the words you read and write.
- Phonics is a proven tool that enhances and speeds up ‘learning to read and write’.
- The study of Phonics automates the recognition of graphemes and is simple, fast, and fun.
- As progress and success follow, enthusiasm for reading, spelling and writing grows.
- Improving reading and writing are life-changing rewarding gifts for everyone.
English Fast with Phonics fulfills all the above.
Helping Students Understand English Letters and Sounds
The English Fast with Phonics programme is a fun and easy way to build confidence and fluency in reading and writing. Daily activities with the videos and flashcards encourage students to sound out and track letters, quickly building their literacy skills. This practice in tracking and connecting sounds with letters improves reading and writing efficiency and comprehension. By watching the videos, and using the flashcards, students gain proficiency in letter recognition, identifying letter combinations that make one sound – a grapheme.
English is not a phonetic language and that is why the teaching of Phonics is essential for learning the written language. As students are introduced to Phonics, their awareness of the language is heightened, and they continue making the connections between words and their sounds, extending their knowledge of the many varied ways of spelling particular sounds.
