What's New in Reading Eggs: Introducing Fast Phonics

This summer, the Reading Eggs program you know and love added Fast Phonics, a brand new learning area focused entirely on synthetic phonics instruction! Taking place in a fun-filled Yeti World, Fast Phonics is designed for emergent and early pre-K through 2nd grade readers, as well as older elementary students with gaps in their core reading knowledge.

Watch this OnDemand webinar for an overview of what Fast Phonics is all about and how teachers may use it to drive instruction.

This is a recorded webinar from September 16, 2020.

Our OnDemand webinars are not eligible for attendance certificates or CEUs.

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In this webinar, we discuss:

How the new learning area helps students become successful readers through specific focus on their foundational phonics skills
Where Fast Phonics differs from other Reading Eggs learning areas, and how it can work alongside them
All the features that are currently available and those to be released this fall

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