We read by syllables
Short texts broken down into syllables — for the first steps in independent reading.
First steps in independent reading
Reading by syllables is a format for children who are just learning to read on their own. In our texts, each word is broken into syllables with hyphens, and the stressed vowel is highlighted in color so that the child can see where to put the stress.
Perfect for preschoolers ages 5-7 who know their letters and are starting to put them into words. The texts are short (3-5 sentences) so the child doesn't get tired.
🐱
Kó-tik Va-syĺl-ko
Like a cat gan-jav for a klu-boch-kom.
☀️
Something happened
Ran-ko-va ka-zoch-ka about the garden and pta-shok.
🍎
I'm a little bird on a branch.
Hell, I'm a bitch and a daughter with my mother.
🐰
Bunny in the forest
A small bunny with white fur.
🍲
Má-ma va-rý-la ká-shu
Hot porridge for breakfast.
🍂
She came this evening
Golden leaves and a walk.
🐝
The bee and the flower
Like a bee-ka zby-ra-la so-lod-kiy nek-tar.
🌧
The rain is dripping.
It's raining in the morning and I'm having fun.
🐠
A fish in a river
A golden fish swam in the river.
🌟
The sun is not the sky.
The stars look at us in the evening.