5 Mistakes I Made Teaching Kids How to Read
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- čas přidán 17. 06. 2024
- I've broken down 5 of the biggest mistakes I made in my first few years of teaching reading so you don't have to repeat them!
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Video Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Screen Time
01:55 ABC's
03:34 Sight Words
06:56 Specific Skills
10:04 Behavior Expectations
13:35 Takeaways
I agree with ask your points. I have a 1st and a 3rd grader that are very strong readers because I taught them to read before entering kindergarten. I taught them to read so early because I wanted to make sure they learned phonics first before sight words. This is the steps I followed:
1. They learned all there letter names and sounds in tandem at around 2 years old.
2. At around 3 years old we started a phonics based reading book “Teach your child to read in 100 easy lessons.” It took me 1-2 years to get through the book with each of my children. The lessons get advanced pretty fast, since they were so young we had to go at a slow pace and even repeated lessons.
3. When we were about halfway through the the book I mentioned above and I could tell my children knew how to blend words, we started working on sight words as well. I went over the phonics of the sight words with them but also taught them to read them in a snap with cards and doing worksheets. We focused on 5 words per week. I hung the words up and they got to use a fun pointer to point at the words, that made it fun for them.
4. After we got to the point of learning sight words I bought a set of those quick readers with repetitive words. I used my child’s finger to point at the word while I read a page and then they used their finger and read the same page. After we read the book together like that, they read the whole book themselves. They loved this because the books were fun for them.
I was able to do this without having any background in teaching just by following homeschooling moms on CZcams who had teaching degrees. It requires A LOT of patience and time but it was worth it!
I’m now a building sub at my kids school and I sometimes help the kindergarten teachers when I don’t have an assignment. When I’m helping, I often get to help children with their reading, which I really enjoy. It’s funny to see that all the children make the same mistakes when sounding out words as my children did when they first started out.
Just wanted to share just it case this can help someone else.
I got that book too & started my niece at 4. It took us 2 years as well because there were some weeks she was away so we didn't do it. It was challenging at first but now it paid off & she can read above the kindergarten level. Letter sounds is the way to go!
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for sharing.
💯 I agree, I teach the letter and sound by using good old flash cards. Too much screen time is very bad for the eyes anyway. An assessment is always a plus you see exactly what letters they need help with the most.
You are not only an exploratory teacher, but thank you for passing on your knowledge.
Totally agree. You should take it to the board of education. This is what all kids need.
Many years ago, l trained as a reading specialist. We were taught the method: assessment, use known letters to start the reading lessons, gradually add new letter/sound, the sight word "the" repetition on learned letter sounds, sight words. We were trained to use several methods i.e. Orton Gilliham/fingertips spelling/ blending. Also, the reading recovery program. These programs are fantastic and were the best out there 25 or more years ago.
To your first point - I’m so glad that I purchased my daughter’s good old phonics workbooks and other educational workbooks. They actually like doing their work. My 7 year old who has been struggling all year with reading, writing, and spelling, the last weeks, I’ve been having her do some morning phonics exercises and she’s been doing Kumon (practicing sounding out while writing/tracing the words). It’s helped tremendously!
Awesome information!!! I wish every child had a parent and teacher like you. Your children and students are blessed 🙏♥️🙏
I'm a Literacy Intervention Teacher in Australia. I teach phonics, phonemic awareness, vocabulary, fluency and comprehension to small groups through the fabulous MultiLit* programs. Whilst I am very familiar with everything you teach, I use your videos as a source of encouragement and affirmation. It's good to be reminded of all the little tricks and tips that one sometimes forgets to use along the way.
*MultiLit is the umbrella company of a graduated series of phonics based programs ( MiniLit being the most well known. It stands for Meeting Initial Needs In Literacy, and is delivered as a Tier 2 program to students in their second year of school). MultiLit is all research based and comes out of Macquarie University in Sydney. Their Tier 1, 2 and 3 school based programs are used in many schools across Australia and New Zealand.
Are you familiar with ABA Therapy? I feel like a lot of how you teach follow that criteria. You’re phenomenal, thank you for putting this information out here because I’ve worked with a lot of struggling parents and to have these tactics readily available is so helpful! Appreciate you 🙏🏾
I’ve been working with my grandchildren they are on their fourth week of the TCR program and I am pleased and mystified by their individual progress. One of the 4 year old twins has mastered eight sounds and the other only two: s & o. My 2 year old grandson, who doesn’t talk in sentences, and just barely putting together phrases like, “mom work?” Knows 11 sounds and I believe more! So I was discussing this with my son, his dad in passing my dilemma🙄 he’s going to be reading before he can really talk. I’ve paused adding more sounds hoping the girls will catch up with him. To Spencer point, customizing will be key 🔑 I’ve eliminated the screen time while in my care and YT teaching videos main reason I can’t take the noise 🤪 Their attention span is short at times, but the tip to reduce the personal space and to add physical touch is helping. Final note, they all look forward to letter sound time and want to do it multiple times a day… I’m just not able match their endless energy. Just ordered the TCR books 📚!
Aww your such a good grandma 🩷 😊
Really proud of you and your grandchildren! Keep up the good work!
I work at a daycare, and I started independently working with the kids on reading. I noticed right away that all the two year olds can copy any letter sound I give them, but when we went through the ABCs shape recognition, I could tell it wasn't connecting with what they already know or understand. So when you mentioned starting with the letter sounds first, that made a lot of sense to me because I already know they can match and will eagerly say the sounds all on their own. I just need to help guide their focus. I have found that teaching is basically helping kids learn what to focus on to improve their lives. Then the kids pretty much teach themselves how to focus and complete skills.
The information you give sir is gold, its everything!
I wish we had a channel that did this but with teaching math.
I love that everytime I watch this channel he says thing I already relized on my own.
Try Building Math Minds
Not a channel but check out Math With Confidence by Kate Snow!
This is brilliant advice. I feel so empowered. Your a gift from God.
So I know all of this, taught 5 of my children to read, great video. Watched this to make sure I was doing everything correctly because I know there is always something to learn but I've been doing it right.
Very interesting and resourceful.
I'm glad I found your method to teach toddlers to read. I will follow your instructions and teach my 5 yr old great grandson to read. I will order your teaching materials. Thank you so much.
You're welcome and thanks for the support!
Your videos have changed my life. I have struggled to teach my daughter for the past 2 years and have gone from a brick wall to her now fluently reading at nearly a level she should be for her age in just 5 short months.
I mean like from not being able to read even a 2 letter word to her reading 10 letter words.
I can’t thank you enough. Your decodable books are great too. I now have my just turned 5yr old twins excited to be able to read as the books are compiled of words they CAN read.
God bless you for sharing your amazing journey and skills. ❤🙏😇
You are awesome!!! Thank you SO much!!!
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Thank you. I needed this.
This is so true. Thank you. I learnt from you and made my kid learn how to read before she is 4 years old. Now she is 5 and reads very well.
Thank you!
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Excellent video!! Thumbs up! From Singapore
This video is so timely. Thank you so much for sharing, now I have something actionable to implement.
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You're brilliant, thank you for your video.
I love your videos! Thank you for making them!
I homeschooled my girls years ago. I’m now homeschooling my preschool granddaughters. I just wanted to share a learning trick that fits the 5 year olds’s personality. I have a beaver puppet (Bucky Beaver). She is talking to and teaching Bucky the letter sounds. She doesn’t want to stop. She’ll go through them all, over and over again.(I know that’s too many but it’s her choice 🤷♀️) If she forgets a sound, she wants me to whisper it in her ear so she can tell Bucky 😍
That's a great idea, thanks for sharing!
How can I get my county to ditch the iPads in Kindergarten? It's killing their social development.
Good luck.. my best advice is homeschool, but it's obviously not for everyone.
oh my god people need to stop giving their kids tablets i wanted to be a teacher but with the way kids are i’m not sure 😂😅😅
@CallMeKevinIsMyCmfrtCharacter yes, I went to college to be a teacher and ended up dropping out because I found I couldn't deal wi th the direction education was going in...
@@CallMeKevinIsMyCmfrtCharacter Public school pays no money and private school pays less. And since the pandemic even afterschool tutoring no longer seems viable. I'd say go for Montessori, but only if you have a trust fund or a millionaire spouse.
@@toribrattain4210 I got through 6 weeks and then got offered a 90k IT salary. This was back in 2010 before inflation went crazy.
In my math class we just played with manipulatives and wrote lesson plans. To me, this is like an actor just playing with props and writing screenplays. Of course my IQ/EQ balance was probably the opposite of that of my classmates.
I hope my kid can get some good math teachers.
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What you are saying is like music to my ears! I thought I was a lone voice! I teach English to Spanish adults, who may already know some English, but they have never learned that there are two ways of saying a letter - eg the difference between apple and Apricot, which is why despite several years of learning English, they are still mispronouncing words. And I agree 100% with no. 5! I remember my first class (and it was children then) and I blush at my naivety!
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I’m planning on homeschooling my kiddo and I want to thank you so much for your videos. My son is 16 months. I wonder when people start though
You are RIGHT about every single item. I lived it in 25 years of teaching.
Get your kids off of screens.
New father here. I'm glad I found your videos. Subscribed and being studied. Thank you!
Glad to have you and welcome!
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All great tips! The behavior definitely changes with too much screen time. I get better focus when I take them away.
You are fabulous
Thank you so much for this video!!! ❤
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Hey! you are my newly adopted grandson! I love the videos. I came across you at the end of the year, but definitely will follow these wonderful techniques 24-25 SY. Do you have videos for teaching ESOL students?
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Thank you for this! I’ve been doing it all wrong 😢
Thanks a million for this. But can you please explain more on how to teach sight words to my kids and how well i can teach letter sounds online, especially if the child does not really get involved or easily gets bored?
Good afternoon,
Thank God for you.
I am newer then new middle school reading teacher Houston and I absolutely suck at it!
Do you have any in-person workshops available this summer?
I don't, but here's a free workshop that might help! www.toddlersread.com/free-workshop
Your content has been so helpful. I definitely made the mistake of teaching ABCs first 😅. I found your content and realized my 4 year old did NOT know letter sounds proficiently! I got Flash cards, and we learned letter sounds with your method in 2 months. Then we moved to blending cvc words with a mini whiteboard. She mastered that in a month.
She is now comfortably reading Bob Books on her own. We are on lesson 5 of The Reading lesson: teach your child to read in 20 easy lessons. Have you heard of that book? If so, what are your thoughts? Its seems to fit well with your teaching methods. Would love to hear your thoughts on it. As well as Teach your child to read in 100 easy lessons.
There are some words that HAVE to be memorized though because they don’t follow the rules of phonation. These are real right words. They need both.
How does this apply to learning a new language? Or 2 languages? I grew up with 2 languages. Or even just letters with more sounds. C, K, O (foot, loot fx)
Curious to know what you think of Letterland
ABSOLUTELY AGREE NR ONE IS KIDS NEED IN PERSON FACE TO FACE WITH A PERSON
Toddlers CAN read. I taught all four of mine to read before kindergarten, one with Down Syndrome . My youngest read by 3.
I used a reading program endorsed by Bill Cosby and it was simple, easy and fun. Flash cards with a song to memorize the letter sounds. No more than 10 min a day , every other day. They were blending in no time.
Do you advise to teach all the sounds a letter makes or just its short sound first?
Hi ! Love your channel. What’s the earliest age you suggest to start teaching a child to read. ?! My baby is 9 months old, should I start introducing sounds now ?!
I did. My daughter is about to be 2 and knows single letter sounds. I think if you start early you get to really take your time too.
Thanks for the kind words. This quiz will help you! www.toddlersread.com/quizzes
I’ve been teaching Montessori for twenty years and this method is very similar to the Montessori teaching, it’s successful and stress free
Do you have suggestions for teaching older kids like a 6th grader? If they don’t know the sounds of the individual letters well and their reading so far has been built with sight words I feel like it takes away their confidence to take them back to the beginning. I also feel like it’s made worse because I tutor this kid with his parents nearby one of which is pretty hard on him and I think the kid will be discouraged/embarrassed which leads to him acting out more. Any suggestions or tips would be helpful. Thanks! Love all your content!
Please make vedio with English subtitles because some of words don't understand so I will Google it in my language I'm mother of 4yrs old
Please rep
Press CC in the top right conor on the video and there will be autogemrated subtiltes
“Looking back on my early teaching career, I made a lot of mistakes teaching reading.
Today, I’m going to unveil the five biggest mistakes I made on the way to becoming an award winning teacher. And not only that, I’m going to show you how to turn these five mistakes into powerful teaching lessons for your little one, so you can teach them how to read effectively…
1. Screen time. I spent too much time giving my students “educational” screen time. I bought into this myth that we need to have kids learning on iPads, every kid on a device, showing them all these games and activities to help them learn and engage. Since I’ve become a parent, I’ve seen firsthand the impact that screen time has, and there is no educational value or content that is worth the trade off in energy, focus, attention, behavioral skills, social emotional skills, and regulation that comes from having kids exposed to an excessive amounts of screens… get rid of the screens. You’ll see their reading ability improve and your relationship with them too.
2. Abc: they don’t need to know the names of the letters, they need to know the sounds the letters make. Don’t start with the abc song. Instead start with the letter sounds. Show them flashcards “This says ‘Juh’ instead of this is a J”. Once I got rid of the names and I worried about the sounds first, my kids could look at words like this and sound them out … am I saying your kid doesn’t need the alphabet song? No, I’m saying they don’t need to know them first. Sounds first. Giving your kid the quick win of seeing a word and being able to sound it out and to read them is going to help to motivate and inspire them
To keep practicing.
3. It was a big mistake to teach my kids to memorize sight words. …they didn’t learn to read. They learned a song. They learned to memorize…if you teach a child that words in English don’t end in i, j, u, or v, (that’s why words like have or give include one extra e) all of a sudden, this word [give] becomes super simple. We can do this for most words… if we get to any sounds that are tricky, let’s explain it to them. So we’ve got to teach our kids to sound words out, we’ve got to teach them to blend, we’ve got to stop teaching them to memorize sight words. I wish I knew this a long time ago…
4.i didn’t target specific skills that my kids needed to succeed. When we teach generally instead of the exact thing our kids need, we are teaching much slower, much less efficient, throwing too much information at their little brain and then we think they’re not ready for it, when the reality is we aren’t teaching it correctly…when I teach letter sounds, I never teach all 26…Assess the kid, teach two or 3 letter sounds that child needs, and this is the secret weapon…and then I’m in a position to give them exactly what they need with those three sounds, instead of teaching them everything. …play games jumping to those sounds, running to those sounds, so they’re teaching me the sounds. I can target them so they’re going to learn them fast, two or three or four days, they’ve learned those three sounds, they’ve got them down, and then we can move on to three more…kids learning all the sounds in a month… practice two sounds until they’ve got it, then try three, practice three sounds until they’ve got it, then try four. Work exactly to your kids specific skill level…more effective, much quicker, your super power.
5………………how to manage and set expectations for kids behavior. Skill, mastery, intentionality…proximity, tone, energy. How can I take responsibility? You have to think about what you kid likes, what they enjoy, how to get them moving how to get them active, how to get them enjoying the lesson. You also have to think about your energy. You’ve got to think about coming in calm, coming in confident, encouaging them to give their best and you’ve got to be able to support your kid through the process.”
13:37 so here’s my five biggest takeaways for you today:
1.get your kid off the educational app and teach them yourself.
2. Focus on the letter sounds, not the names
3.teach them how to blend, not memorize
4.make sure you’re focused on your kid’s level, not someone else’s
5. And that you think about the behavior, about the engagement (and I know this last one is tricky. To be honest, this would take me a long time to explain in this video, but I’ve made other videos on behavior to help support you at home….)
No matter what you decide to do, I want you to remember that you can do this, your kid can do it too, and I’ll be here with you every step of the way.”
You can put the CC button (is in your bottom right) but I also love the subtitles 👍 😊
What about teaching the names and sounds together?
What do you suggest for kiddos who can’t form the correct letter sounds? My son (21months) is OBSESSED with letter sounds. Will point to letters on my shirt, street signs, books, and tell me the letter sound. I’d love to encourage this more, but he pronounces several incorrectly (as in the letter K as the letter T, for example). I know this is completely normal development - back-of-throat noises like C/G/K come at like 2.5 years old. So should I be focusing on finding words with letter sounds he *can* make and teach blending now? Or focus on teaching all 26 letter sounds first?
I love this ❤.
I have a question, in a classroom where there are different kids at different skill level of reading. Some are still at the level of blending and reading two letter words, some have passed the level of reading two letter words, they are at the level of reading three letter words, while some have not started blending at all.
As a teacher, how do I carry all these kids along?
It's not easy to do, but possible. I did my small groups by skill but it wasn't always a small group. For example, if I had 17 kids who were all working on digraphs, that's the group I pulled. The key is keeping really specific data on each kid and finding as many opportunities to give repetition of that skill as possible- including sharing/teaching families how to support at home.
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I’ve been going through your content and I wanted to ask if you would ever do courses or classes for adults who don’t have a good reading level
Hi there, I don’t have resources specifically for adults but feel free to check out my resources here to see if they might be helpful! toddlersread.com
Hello
Thankyou a lot for your tips but I have a question, how to teach b,d,p,q?
Spencer, what frequency and length of one session would you recommend for a 3 year old boy?
I wouldn't plan to do anything for more then 5 minutes at a time. Unless it's as a game and according to their attention span. Some might not be able to do 5 minutes. Some may be able to do it longer. 😊
@@Sarah-psalm127 ok good to know. I was sad that after 5 minutes he'd lose interest. Sounds like that's ok
@@mikhail_simin perfectly ok, and absolutely normal.
At the beginning, just take what they give you. I have a 5 minute guarantee in my courses because once you get a routine in place and know how to teach the skills you can make a ton of progress with 5 minutes a day.
🙋♀️ teacher, I have a question. My 2 year old has known her letters and sounds since she was about 22 months old. Should I teach her to read at 2 because she is capable or should I just let her learn as she grows? I have a gifted 18 year old and I didn't know what I was doing. He got gifted kid burn out. My 2 year old is highly suspected of also being gifted.
It sounds like blending is your next step, and 22 months isn't too young if you're wanting to teach her! My free workshop will help you with the next steps: www.toddlersread.com/free-workshop
While the point at 6:20 is true, there are still a whole host of words that don't follow this assertion such as "camel", "closet", "lemon" and so on.
While native speakers of English can subdivide the syllables and absorb these exceptions quite readily, it is difficult to teach them to ESL learners.
The student is left wondering things like, "Why don't 'tiger' and 'river' share the same vowel pronunciation?" and, "Why isn't 'closet' pronounced as 'close-ett' --- or spelled as 'closset'?"
To answer your question as to why some vowels aren't said the same... it's the "great vowel shift" that is at fault. Robwords has a cool video that explains it.
Personally, I think words like lemon and camel can be sounded out. English is always full of exceptions though, which can make it harder, but if a child is able to sound words out and can decode tricky words, then they should be able to figure most words out.
I always think of it this way, if a child is not able to sound words out and their only way of reading is by memorising words, it is like using up memory on a hard drive. The memory space is finite and eventually becomes full, so then old words need to be deleted in order for new ones to be added, or no new words can be added... this often results in children guessing the words that they are reading, which then affects their reading accuracy negatively, which affects their reading comprehension and so on.
Being able to decode / sound out words is honestly the best skill for reading.
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What age would you recommend implementating this? My baby is 17 months old.
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That awkward moment when my daughter does the entire Reading Eggs map and has moved on to Storylands which is the bridge between the one program to the next which is the Reading Eggspress. Should I really ditch the entire thing 🤔 she does equal parts on hands stuff as well
I think it's all about outcomes. If you feel good about her reading progress and how she's handling it, that's up to you. Here's a way to help assess her reading if you're interested- czcams.com/video/I678sMJnKXc/video.htmlsi=iVD9ghs38ocHqfj4
@@toddlerscanread THANK YOU for the comment back 🙏 I will check that video out for sure. I am homeschooling her and I feel like she's doing really well but then my husband (her dad) will say comments comparing her to other kids and it makes me feel bad so I never really know if she's on track or not. Anyways, thanks again :)
iPads and screens or videos a tool for reinforcement. It doesn't teach it to them. They have to be taught first to have someone to reinforce.
iPads videos gets their attention. Attention and focus are two different things. You can have someone attention but not their focus but when you have their focus you also have attention. Focus only comes about from slowing things down and using slow miraculous attention. The detailed reading a book breaking it down to sounds.
What is the system for teaching all the chaotic "exceptions to the rule" sounds that English has? Is there a good list of additional 'rules' to teach (like what you touched on for 'give')?
How would I logically teach the difference between give and hive? You say they shouldn't memorize sight words, but it seems they are making a lateral move and memorizing what could come across as random rules instead.
I’m so proud of myself and I’m grateful to God for giving me the insight to figure out things. I have been helping little kids for several years now.
Please continue to empower the adults so they in turn can empower the little ones.
Needed to hear this.
U talk about language but what about numbers, I need help to teach my grade 2 child with math.😢
By the way ur videos help me a lot with understanding language better.
How do you help parents I want more information my son just turned 4!
i am not a born american. I was surprised that in USA in schools they dont teach to read, actually read. Other countries teach children as you described, m o m, t o . etc, first they do 2 letters, then 3 letters, then 4, then teach them to separate, and by the time kids are in 2 grade they are reading big worlds. i found out they were doing it differently here with my first. I am homeschooling my second baby , she is 3 years old now. My problem is that i will not be able to teach her to read because english language is inaccurate in logic. The words are spelled with useless letters, the silent letters, instead of spelling it as it sounds, like some languages. This what makes children confused. My fear is i will not be able to explain to my baby this problem. SO far, my 3 year old knows all the sounds, and the letters, and she is counting to 10 flawlessly without mistake. she recognized her numbers from 1-20, and puts them where it belongs. Knows her colors, and etc. She can write I, L, T, O Q, we are learning to write E now, i started with those letters because i understand that if she cannot draw straight lines or circles she cannot write other letters.
The E at the end of a word makes the vowel long..., at least that is how I remember it.
Could you tell me where I can find more rules, like this with "English words do not end with 'v', 'e' needs to be added". I watched your other videos where you talked about other tricky rules. I want to teach my daughter to read in English (as a second language), and that would be really useful. Right now she is really confused by English spelling
I would love to know also
Look into orton Gillingham teachings. Ive picked up a lot of rules trying to teach my dyslexic kids.
Logic of English Foundations A-D
All About Reading
Where is the nearest state you’re teaching
I have pre k children. How can I incorporate this because I am dealing with tantrums all day? I want my babies to learn.
My district forces us to have students on a math and a reading program on their iPads for an hour a week for each. I will never understand why they think an ipad can teach better than a human being with 30 years experience as a teacher. We also have half the ipads we need for our students so they have to share, which takes even more time, and log in, which takes even more time. I hate it. They also force us to teach150 sight words a year.even my brightest students dont learn them all.The higher ups do not listen to us teachers about this.
I learned to read through screens 😬 just not tablets/phones 😂😂
I asked my dad how he taught me to read and he looked at me like i was crazy (my mom was pretty uninvolved so it DEFINITELY wasnt anything she did) he pointed at the tv .. i learned from dora, blues clues, and sesame street 😂😂
Now im trying to figure out how to teach my own to read 😅 screens have been somewhat helpful.. but more for me than them 😂😂
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Yes no devices. I hate ebooks and totally avoid it. Kids who are screen addicts these days need fidget toys when learning as they can't stimulate their senses. Gadgets numb their senses. Plus, input without interaction hinders intake
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I wish I saw this video before I taught my little one the Alphabet...not sure what to do now that I have made the mistake 🤔
Hey, I am a 19 year-old adult and I graduated from my high and not knowing how to read and I’ve been trying, but it’s really not been working out. Could you try and get in contact with me and give me a quote or any tips please
Hey there, unfortunately I don’t have resources specifically for adults, I’m sorry!
Reading Horizons “at home”! It is an online program, but it is made for children and adults! The adults version is more black and white in how it looks, it’s systematic and would help you! It’s ortan gillingham. It’s under $200 for access for the year.
💯 TRUE about the stupid IPad!
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"who" appears as sight word, and I don't know why WH sounds different in this word
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