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Hooked on Phonics is committed to partnering with parents to enhance every child’s reading journey. Authored by education experts, these articles offer practical tips and valuable insights into the process of learning to read.

Knowing what a synonym is can help a young child become a better writer.

What Is a Synonym?

A synonym is a word that has the same or similar meaning as another word. For example, happy and glad, big and large, and fast and quick are synonyms. Learning synonyms is one of the best ways to help a young writer add variety to their writing. It also helps children discover something important about […]

Butterfly is a compound word.

What are Compound Words? A Guide for Parents

Learning compound words is a playful way to explore word parts.
The word bat is an example of a homonym.

What Is a Homonym?

What's a homonym? What are homophones and homographs? Find out!
The painter is painting with paints! This sentence shows suffixes in action!

Suffixes: How Word Endings Change Meaning

Adding suffixes to the ends of words changes a word's meaning.
Prefixes give new meaning to words kids already know,

Prefixes: Starting Out Words

Understanding prefixes is a great start when learning new words.
Get the school year off to a great start with a solid morning routine.

Back-to-School Morning Routine for Kids

Get the school year off to a great start with a solid morning routine.

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Help your kids build independence in the morning routine with our free printable checklists.

Morning Routine Checklists for Kids

Free printable checklists for your child's morning routine.
Inflectional endings change words, like run to running or kid to kids.

Inflectional Endings: How the Same Word Changes Form

Learn about how inflectional endings change a word's form.
Plurals mean more than one thing, like two cats.

Plurals: From One to Many

Learn about introducing plurals to young readers and writers.
What is morphology? The study of words.

What Is Morphology? Studying How Words Are Built

Knowing how words are built can help a child read new words.
Doing simple reading activities together can help your child get ready for kindergarten.

6 Signs Your Child Isn’t Ready for Kindergarten Reading

Tips to make sure your child is ready to read in kindergarten.
African American mother reading a book to her little girl.

Children’s Books with Alliteration: Celebrating Sound!

Celebrate sounds with our story suggestions.

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