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Our AI uses the results of the K-Ready Screener to develop a learning plan, and activities, tailored to your specific child.
Jane's mom told us that her daughter loves drumming, so for today's 'Letter Sounds' lesson, we sent her a video showing her how to incorporate drumsticks and play into her letter sounds practice.
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This week, Sam is working on Correspondence Counting so we asked Sam's father to give him a bag of pennies and 'charge' him for each item at dinner, so that he has multiple opportunities to practice 'counting and moving.'
This week, Tisha needs needs to learn to recognize the Long A Sound. Today, she'll play 'Snowman' with her dad. Her dad says word out loud and Tisha has to tell him if the word has a 'Long A' sound. If she gets it wrong, Dad draws ray on the sun. 10 rays and the snowman melts....
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We told Sam's dad to write 10 different emotions on pieces of paper and place each of them in jar. Sam then pulls them out on by one acts them out, or his father acts them out and he guesses which emotion it is.
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The AI updates the learning plan as you provide progress updates, so that your child is always working on the most critical skills, in the best possible order.
These lessons are so great! It's amazing to have easy activities like these for teaching him every letter of the alphabet, especially not needing a lot of supplies becuase we travel most of the year. Thank you!!!
“We had breakthrough yesterday. Omari looked down at his 'GAP' sweatshirt, said each letter sound one-by-one and then blended them to say 'Gap' just like how we practice with K-Ready.
We did the oral comprehension. She enjoyed it and did a lot better than we I thought she would. It was little difficult for her when 'A' was not the first letter of the word. She has begun asking which words in English start with 'A' and has been repeating its phonetic sound. (response to an short/long a listening activity)
My son loves Paw Patrol so K-Ready provided a series of letter learning and counting activities based on Paw Patrol, and he loved it. Using K-Ready really does feel like play.
“I was pleasantly surprised by how easy and fast it was do the the K-Ready activities. I told the AI Coach to build activities around Legos. Every day, there was a new math or reading activity centered around my son's Legos and he loved it, even when the activities grew more challenging"
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