Foundations C Teacher's Manual
Teaching reading and spelling to students ages 4-7 will be easy and fun with the Foundations C Teacher’s Manual!
Whether you are a new homeschool parent, an experienced teacher or someone that wants to teach reading to a young student, Foundations C Teacher’s Manual has a variety of tools and resources catered specially for you!
With this pickup-and-teach manual, you will be able to teach:
- 348 high-frequency words
- 28 multi-letter phonograms
- Comprehension strategies
- Vocabulary
- And more
The lessons in Foundations C are longer and students spend more time practicing reading and developing fluency. Foundations C Teacher’s Manual contains the instructions to teach Foundations C successfully in a group or one-on-one setting.
Unlike Foundations A and B, Foundations C is NOT a starting point for the Foundations curriculum. Take our placement test to determine which level your students should start in.
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Product Details
3rd Edition (2019)
Hardcover
328 pages
8.5" x 11"
Testimonials
Mom, you know what I just realized? Reading doesn’t make me cry anymore!!” 16 months ago, we began Foundations A. She had just been diagnosed with dyslexia and I was so unsure of how to teach her well. Today, she finished Foundations C and she continues to gain confidence with each day! Thankful for Logic of English!! Foundations has been life-changing for my daughter and for me!
Kelli Williford
As a former Kindergarten teacher I have taught a lot of kids to read - LOE Foundations stands out as the best program I’ve used. I love the kinesthetic learning built into lessons, and that the lessons build on themselves. We’ve taken our time through Foundations A-C and I’ve seen my early reader blossom this way. If I ever had to teach in a classroom again, I’d advocated for LOE foundations to be the reading curriculum.
Sherri Smith
Amalia started with learning her basic phonograms in Foundations A in kindergarten and is now halfway through Foundations C at the start of first grade. Her progress has been so steady and stress-free. She absolutely loves to play the games and wants to read to me every chance she can get!