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by Jade Wakeling and Kelly Turner

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A follow up Resource page for attendees of the recent

Cluster 25 RTLB SENCO meeting held on 4th March in Wanganui.

Please click on the link and it will take you to the resource.

When you have finished viewing this resource click the red cross at the top

right of the page.

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The Get ready for school, 8 chapter video series, is an educational resource for parents and educators that explains the 'Foundation Skills for reading, writing and maths'

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Phonological Awareness Screening Test 4-5 year olds

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Phonological Awareness Screening Test 4-5 year olds

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Welcome to the New Zealand Phonological Awareness Database. Children's awareness of the sounds in words (i.e., phonological awareness) is an important prerequisite for supporting children in learning to read. Children who have strong phonological awareness knowledge are likely to become stronger readers, whereas children who struggle with phonological awareness are more likely to experience challenges in acquiring strong reading skills.

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With up to 20% of the general population struggling to keep up in our school system, this is an all too frequently asked question, and many deeply worried parents have spent small fortunes trying to find answers.

Barbara Pheloung, the founder of Move to Learn, was one such parent. Initially spurred on to find answers for her daughter, she spent over 35 years pioneering and developing techniques to help children struggling with learning difficulties which she has shared in her books and videos.

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Move to Learn Program - Overcoming Learning Difficulties & Disabilities

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With up to 20% of the general population struggling to keep up in our school system, this is an all too frequently asked question, and many deeply worried parents have spent small fortunes trying to find answers. Barbara Pheloung, the founder of Move to Learn, was one such parent.