Phonics practice aligned to
Wilson Fundations.

Wilson Fundations's phonics scope, in brief.

Wilson Fundations is a widely adopted phonics scope and sequence used across K-5 classrooms. It moves students from letter-sound correspondences and CVC blending into digraphs, blends, vowel teams, and r-controlled vowels — building toward multisyllabic decoding.

Wilson Fundations's phonics direct instruction is rigorous. But most teachers flag the same gap: not enough time for every student to actually practice the pattern after the lesson. The new sound gets taught; the day runs short on application reps.

Curipod fills that gap — every student writes words with the target sound, gets instant feedback, and the teacher sees who got it before moving on.

“The Wilson Fundations lesson is great. I just can't get every kid enough turns to actually spell with the pattern.”