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Have you heard of The Reading Lesson?
It is a phonics based, step by step reading program for parents and teachers to use to teach basic reading skills such as how to decode words.
I've just started Lesson 1 with N. It focuses on letters and letter sounds. You can download and try lesson 1 and lesson 2 too. (Just scroll down on their site a bit to find the download link).
What I love about The Reading Lesson:
*It is easy for parents to understand and implement.
*The step by step program makes it predictable for young readers or struggling readers which helps them to feel successful.
*There are no rules about how fast to go or how many pages to cover. You move ahead when your child is ready (all of those guidelines are included in the book).
*The lessons are short and direct.
You can see a sample of The Reading Lesson in action here.
B trying out The Storybook on the computer.
They also have a book called The Verbal Math Lesson Level 1. I've never seen anything like this that targets such a young age (ages 4-7). There is no pencil and paper allowed which makes it more like a game. B loved it! He has a love for numbers and math anyway, but he is having so much fun with it. This book is very simple and easy to follow for parents. You can read more about the theories behind this book and download a lesson to try at The Verbal Math Lesson.
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This is a sponsored post from The Reading Lesson. The thoughts and opinions shared are all mine. Giveaway ends Tuesday, February 12th. A winner will be chosen with random.org and notified via email.
I would love to use this with my son who is almost 4- he loves sounding out words!
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My son is 6 but english is our second language and I'm interested in teaching him to read.
ReplyDeleteI would use this with my sweet four year old. she wants to read so bad and I would love the direction.
ReplyDeleteMy 5 year old boy would love it. Also my 3 year old girl would get in on the action as she is fascinated with doing anything big bro does.
ReplyDeleteMy 3 year old is a numbers boy and his 1 year old brother follows closely behind. Thanks for posting this we are/will be homeschooling our youngest. I am always on the look out for FUN learning.
ReplyDeleteI will be using it with My grandsons, ages 4,6 and 9.As spanish speakers it represents a valuable tool for them to learn english as their second language.
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I would love this!!! I have a 3.5 year old, a 1.5 year old, and I run a daycare. This would be a dream to use!
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ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to win this. My husband is a teacher and I am a former teacher. We value education a great deal. My 31 month old loves to learn and is working on his letters. Reading is in his near future. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWe would do this with our daughter who is almost four, and then later with our son. Our daughter keeps begging us to "say the words" every time she picks up a book and would love to learn to read!
ReplyDeleteI would use this with our preschooler who will be starting Kindergarten in the fall. She LOVES electronics and this would make learning fun for her (and mom and dad so we don't have to "fight" with her to learn).
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I would love to use this with my 4 year old. I have done the lesson 1 from online. He loved it but I have not had any extra to buy it yet. He also loves the computer. My little 18 month old was even trying to do the lesson I downloaded!! It was so cute!
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I would use this with my daughter who is almost 4.
ReplyDeleteMt 31/2 yr old daughter would love it.
ReplyDeleteI would use this mostly with my 4 year old son but I have a feeling my 2.5 year old would get interested pretty quickly as well.
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ReplyDeleteI would love this program for my daughter. The Math seems awesome since she seems to love math more than anything else.
ReplyDeleteI have a 3-year-old boy who is working on learning his letters (and hopefully letter sounds). His sister started reading well at 4 - I am curious to see if he does too. Thanks for the chance to win.
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ReplyDeleteWould love to have this book! My adopted three-year-old son had an unhappy beginning in life on many levels, medical and otherwise, largely through the actions of people around him, but he is now a darling, cheerful, affectionate little guy who loves letters, especially the letter M, which he came to love through a Sesame Street skit about the missing letter M. He loves M to the point that his daddy went out to the woodshop and made one for him. Now our little guy carries his capital letter M with him like a teddy bear and even sleeps with it, and he points out big M's and little m's everywhere he sees them. I can hardly wait to teach him to read!
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ReplyDeleteI would love to use this with my sons.
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ReplyDeleteWould love this for my 4 yr old. Thanks.
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ReplyDeleteI would love to use this with my 4 year old daughter!
ReplyDeleteI would use it in my Kindergarten classroom, especially with my 3 special education students!!!
ReplyDeleteI would use it with my son and daughter who I plan to homeschool! They are 1 and 3.
ReplyDeleteI would use this with my four year old. We are working on letter sounds, and I need some guidance. This looks wonderful.
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