3.3M views · 323 reactions | To measure the brains' ability to form completely new memories, researchers teach kids made-up words for novel objects. Stream "Mysteries of Sleep" on the PBS app or online now to learn more: https://to.pbs.org/2vQwJ4Z | NOVA l PBS | Facebook

209K views · 3.2K reactions | Ay digraph It seems like you’re asking about the “Ay” digraph. A digraph is a pair of letters that represent a single sound. In this case, “Ay” is commonly used to represent the long “A” sound, as heard in words like “say,” “day,” or “pay.” Would you like more information on this or examples of other digraphs? #phonics #aydigraph #aywords #aysound #aydigraph | Genius Phonics and Grammar Classes | Facebook

368K views · 7K reactions | Reading Practice - Split digraph (a-e) a-e makes the long 'a' sound (the same sound as ai and ay). Practice reading words with this sound. You can support children to read by identifying the long (a-e) sound first before blending the other sounds to read the word. #Readingpractice #splitdigraph #phonics #reading #english | Reading Tips For Parents | Facebook