Many words in English don’t follow basic decoding rules. That’s why they’re taught in Pre-K and Kindergarten as “sight words,” “high-frequency words,” “instant words,” or “star words.” These are words children must recognize instantly, without needing to sound them out.

For new readers, sight words can be frustrating until they’re memorized. But once learned, a good reader will recognize these words right away, making reading smoother and more enjoyable.

At Falcon Day Care, we make learning sight words fun and easy. Children can master sight words with the same speed and confidence as they do letters, numbers, shapes, and colors.

By the time your child enters kindergarten, they will already know most of the essential sight words expected by the end of the school year. Reading will be much easier for them.

We use a reading program designed specifically for early learners. At our daycare, children are introduced to the idea that words have meaning—a foundational concept in learning to read.

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