Why my son can read at 4 years old
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- čas přidán 3. 01. 2023
- Don't get me wrong, sight words have a time and place. But if we focus on teaching phonics FIRST, our little ones will have a much easier time learning sight words and why they're tricky. #shorts
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Let me guess: by spending time raising and teaching your child? Anyway, thank you for being a responsible parent.
I learned how to read when i was 3 because my mom didn't wan't to read the youtube videos titles for me anymore 💀
Seriously? How old are you now if you don't mind asking. You taught yourself to read at age 3? To read youtube titles?
@@jacobygrove2202 no it was because my mom was tired of me not being able to read and then i got a book to learn, oh and im 12 rn
No need to see how you did it, I did the same with my daughter and she could read her name before the age of 2 and by 4 could count to 100, could read pretty much anything and was more than a year advanced compared to her classmates when she started school.
ABSOLUTE TRUTH, PARENTS!!! TEACH YOUR KIDS THE SOUNDS OF LETTERS AND THEY WILL READ.
that is how you teach children how to read-
@@lilyfiaXD most teachers just want you to memorize it for a test and then don’t care how you say it in the future. At least the school I went to. Public system sucks at teaching little ones how to pronounce the word and really understand it. 😕
@@lilyfiaXD some schools are really good with little ones, and then there are others.
That didn’t work for me I be spelling words wrong trying to sound them out.
I thought every parents teach there kids to read and write before school? That's what happens here 😅😅.
i thought people could read by 4-5? He is good definitely...his pronounciation is grt
No it's usually at 6-7
1st to 2nd grade
My daughter is 4, in pre K and she can read too. You are correct that children learn to read at 4. The children that learn to read later are the children that attend school in states that only have the half day pre-k program.
@@DaisyAppleJuice not true at all sorry
54% of this country reads below a 6th grade level. Children here do not learn to read at 4 unless it's by the parents.
@@carlee5432 Congratulations, you’ve just figured out that 56% of US states and district’s do not have a full day Pre Kindergarten program.
I’m a behavioral therapist and the child I was working with started reading at age 3 because I did this with him. If they are taught to know, understand and bless sounds then nothing can stop them 👌
I read at 3 but learned to talk at 2
@@YOUREFINDINGPIECES, I started to read at 3 years, but learned to talk at 1,5 or something like that. My mom is great
Thank you for sharing ❤
The last look of the dad was personal.
haha yeah :/
@@RyanSqi how many fathers and stepfathers you got?
@@RyanSqi bro didn’t even spell it right
My sis could read at 2
Xd lol
My man reads better than half of my class
Same 😂😂😂
Nah bro he has a gun pointed at his head
SAME
Y’all must be young then or your in a school for dumb people
That is 💯 correct and I'm in the seventh grade😂😂
His voice when he said memorise ☺️☺️
Bravo young man !
You can tell he has got amazing support system in place with amazing parents
I could read at age 3 just by the way
My cousin could read age 4 at 3rd grade level
The why are the recording a video of him??? Jk but still it’s strange why they are recording him
My 2 year old nephew can read at a 2nd grade level
@@unquizable418 ofc it's the cousin
bro speaks better english than my classmates
Same my friends sound like joe biden
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
EXACTLY OMG THIS ONE KID IM SORRY BUT THIS KID IM MY CLASS SOUNDS NOTHING LIKE SPEAKING! (not naming ppl couse it's just mean)
Very true bro my brother doesn't no how to spell the
Fax 💀
Kids can't read at 4 now?? I was in a public school and my generation could write, read and count at 4yo. What happened?
FRR
Sheeesh and we were doing multiplication at 6 and trig in 6th grade, calculus in junior high. That’s Asian school for you tho
Bro dont lie 😂😂 when u were 4 u only look at the pictures of a stripbook 😂
@@deadman9313I feel sorry for your generation then man... We did it for real and were humble af.
@@deadman9313 don't make your own case a generality 😉
You can see how proud his dad is
He looks at the camera like he knows wtf he’s doing, admirable.
He's like a black Jim Halpert with the stare lol
The child is four and he reads. What's unclear?
Cuz he does know what he's doing. W father
“For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard.”
Romans 3:23
“For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
Romans 6:23
This is actually how you teach kids, you dipsht.
He even displayed understanding in tonality when dealing with punctuation at 4. He will be a well spoken gentleman by the way he’s going.
Don't you kearn how to do all of that by 2?
@@imagineloosing.....No. You start school at 6-7 years old and you learn how to read by the time youre 7-8. If you take any additional courses you could start at 4-5 instead. But no, most 2 year olds cannot even run properly.
edit: guys, I beg of you to stop replying to this with your stories about how you learned how to read at 4-5 years old...I am talking about 2 year old children. The person above me stated that they dont find this video impressive because they assume everyone learns how to read and write by the time that they are two years old, that is not true! I wanted to point that out, and give some of my relatives as an example and said that they cant even run properly sometimes. Its possible to learn writing at 4 years old. Its just not common. The person assumed that it was very common, I stated that thats a rare thing.
@@imagineloosing Oh right if you mean speaking then youre kind of right, though most 2 year olds dont speak very well
@@imagineloosing I did.
I was taught my phonics, letters and sounds very early and was able to read at 2 and more consistently at 3
@@blazie....most people cannot remember anything up to age 3. But yes, I was taught Quantum Physics and the meaning of the universe when I was still in the womb! My mom simply just taught me how to read when I was a sperm, and then when I was in the womb she swallowed books whole!
edit: now, here I was not trying to say its impossible to write at 3 years old, I was not implying that its impossible to learn before you are 6 years old. Please stop replying to me. I am saying that it has been scientifically proven that most people forget their memories until the age of 3. You could be taught how to read if your parents tortured you enough, it would just be completely useless because you would forget about it.
Thats amazing!!
Who could read at 3 year old
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What a patient and devoted dad.i admire him.
Thank you!
I also admire him ☺️ ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@toddlerscanread a wonderful day to celebrate 🎊
@@toddlerscanread I have a 4 year old sister. I've been trying this technique countless times, it never seems to click for her though. What should I do?
@@littleangelangel447 you only said that because you saw that he replied to her comment 🤣😂
I taught children to read for 42 years. Phonics is king, but sight words are queen. You need both. You cannot sound out every word.
My English teacher always used "enough" as an example how the English language has so many words, where letters and sounds have nothing to do with each other.
Sounding words out comes first. Too many people are misdiagnosed with dyslexia because they never actually learned how to read the letters and instead they try to scan the shape of the words.
42 YRS YOU TEACH THEM TO READ?! CHILDREN CAN READ AT LIKE 5-6 YRS
@@a_personxxz read it again lol
@@a_personxxzthey mean theyve been a teacher for 42 years...
Great job ❤❤❤
What are sight words?
Your boy is going to be special. I pray he has a wonderful time in school and that he has a successful future
i also learned reading at an early age (i was 3) and i'm not a special person right now. probably my iq level decreased day by day.
@@metmela204 I was forced to read a bunch of “magic treehouse” books when I was younger and now I read absolutely nothing
@metmela204 being able to read is special. I have a cousin that is 6 months older than me and he can't read or do math. So don't be negative towards yourself.
Сомневаюсь что ты молишься.
But when you say special people think of mental disability
That’s what you call a good dad
Agreed
Agreed!!!
Agreed
Agreed
Fax♥️
'Randevous' is this kids worst enemy
Love it.
bro can read better than most of the kids in my class 💀
edit: dad im famous! oh wait i don’t have one :/
It be like that 💀
fr, and I’m in high school 😭
same here
I got highschoolers with the reading level of 1st graders
SAME BRUH LIKE ONE KID CAN'T PRONOUNCE METAL
He speaks better and fluent English than 2nd grade students
Bro, just think in the learners, like me. Every one tease me because my pronunciation and a bit for my fluent.
Kagura has been slained
Nah I started reading at 4 and my english was so good
Bro it's better than mine lol
He speaks english more fluently than me
As a dad i love this
BRO, U R GENIUS
Another reason he can read is because you’re being how a parent should be. You’re a great father.
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The smile growing on his face is wholesome.
Yup but i learned to walk when I was 1 years old
That's a good achievement on my part
@@clutchgodgamerjosh 💀
@@clutchgodgamerjosh i learned to read at 2 years and 7 months
@@clutchgodgamerjosh and damn walkin at 1 years old sheesh
Good job mate!
So many reasons
1. Phone
2. School
3. Teacher
4. CZcams
5. What he's watching
6. Practicing to read
7. Wants to make you Proud
8. Phone
9. Phone
10. Phone
11-∞. Phone
I learned to read at about 3 1/2 years old. My mother taught me phonics and how to sound out words. We also had alot of books from the 40's and 50's that I read. Im 70 now and I still enjoy reading. God bless this boy!! Great job!!
If you were born in 1940 which was 70 years ago, how old are you now?
My daughter could read at 3 and a 1/2 too. She could read any book that an adult could for the most part. Her 1st non children's book was what meat eaters need to know. She then called for a meeting.... made everybody read it. We've never eaten meat since then. She's 34 years old.
oh my, same! I learned to read at 3 1/2 but my parents never taught me how to read
My cousin goes to a Montessori kindergarten EVERYONE in her can read and write and do some maths and speak basic English (non English speaking country)
And they love it!
Kids are hungry for knowledge you just have to teach em
@@Anonymouslikemydad I was born in 1953..my mom had a few readers from the 40'. I now have a larege collection of basal readers from the 30's thru the early 60's. Ive homeschooled my kids as well as some of my grandchildren...I also have more than enough classes for a reading endorsement..Also have a strong phonics and taught mant children how to diagram sentences...I love studying and teaching the English language!!
Why does this kid read better than half the people in junior high?😂
Why is the sentence gramatically wrong?
@@kanalbenenner7830 because he's in junior high
Facts though
@@kanalbenenner7830 because he used then instead of than but it doesnt matter cause its a youtube comment
@@kanalbenenner7830 because this is a CZcams comment, where you read gazillion of comments that made tons of emotions through out of it. Just to forget about it in just a few minutes, just to enjoy something else that entertain you. So yea, no need to full English here. If a person can understand a conversation each individuals, you good to go mate
he got that hooked on phonics
While Finnish language is one of the hardest languages to learn the benefit is if you learn to read you can read a book for kid without knowing what you are reading. In English there are many words you just need to know how they are pronounced.
Car and Cat is a good example how the letter A in Car is sounded as Ä in Cät. When you say them out loud you realise the A is different in them.
You’re probably a nice dad.
Be proud of yourself!
Lil man can ask his dad to do homework with him without crying
@@rrtttfthxg2143man istg my parents gave me ptsd the first time i asked for help on homework 😭
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But he has the pestilence
I really like when parents try different things to raise their kids, they're actually putting in the effort
I learnt reading when I was 2
@JACKAL BG yea
@@shayarihowlader1614 me too
@JACKAL BG Im not indian but I also learned at 2
@@User1234jsbhh sure it's so common to learn reading at that age but this guy's really bragging Abt himself that he made a kid learn reading at 4 well I guess that's all a daddy can do cuz he will never be same as a mum😂
well done 👍🏻
Eu sabia português com 3 anos, até hoje eu sei na verdade
This adaptation at this age is something you could be proud of
Isnt that normal age to be able to read and write?
@@janelian1324 Normaliy yeah but others can't do it cause they are not trained
@@Snake.capcut.1 I wasnt trained. I wasnt specially trained sometimes my parents just might've asked some letters and I needed to put them together but I have never had that kind of "training"
well i disagree . i was admitted to school at the age of 2 and a half years and also learned to read around 2 . obviously it was told to me by my parents.
Nig-s what u talking about? I talked from the age of 3 all by myself
That ladies and gentlemen is virtuose level of pedagogic knowledge. Respect sir
thanks!
Lmfao
Bravo 😮❤
him-“ sound things out”
Me -s-i-g-h-t
(sig)-(hit) lmao
Good job drake for teaching these kids
Bro it’s not drake
@@just1jordan147bro learn how to spell plus don't you know sarcasm
@@Agazzz-kc7gyisn’t it kinda racist tho
You have to be such a baby to think that’s racist
@@Clb_x92xno not really
Another reason he can read the words is because someone is working with him, one on one. Many parents don’t and just make the teachers at school do all the teaching. We have to be there for our kids, make life fun but also a learning experience.
It’s normal. Sometimes parents are lazy, I learn to read English at the age of 6 and during that, I can learn English better. Also, I don’t need my parents to learn with me since they’re SO lazy..I can do it with myself.
Thats true... honestly parents can help a lot with stuff like that, and it can be easier then they realize. I was learning to read and wright (and surpringly good at) at the age of 2, as well as speaking with proper grammar (mainly because improper grammar annoyed/annoys my mom) at the age of 1. I was homeschooling before I was even old enough to go to school. When I finally did go to school I was supposed to skip a grade, but instead the teachers just had to give me harder work and more of it then everyone else. All of that came from the ADHD as well as dyslexic kid who would but empty boxes on her head and run into walls continously.
Not true. My parents never helped me out with reading. I give full credit to my teachers for my reading abilities.
nice but i learned english and my own launguage and how to read english at 8 months old
💯% agree
The thing for site words is that it only really works as back-interpolation, it also limits reading speed a bit. I know from experience.
This is how my dad taught me :)
You can see how proud he was ..
@jamol 3
@jamol 1. finally someone spoke early
I could read and talk fluently by the time I was 3, it’s part of why I remember so much of my memories than. My teacher was verbally abusive in pre-school and I came home and complained to my mom and I was able to change teachers. Teach your kids how to speak and read, it saves them so much time and puts them at an advantage compared to others and gives them more time to learn other things. Also teach them another language, I knew 2 at 3, it helped so much in my education.
I learned to read when I was 8 going on 9
@@GnA_000 lmao I hope u know that’s terrible also it’s learnt😛
@@RayRay-12 yeah it is. my Dad was an alcoholic who never cared about us and my mom left cause she was not having it anymore so my brothers raised me basically. They were 10 and 12 at the time. It's okay I have a masters now. But language was my lowest grade graduating high school
Asiam
@@RayRay-12 it can be "learned" OR "learnt." either have the same definition and are widely accepted as proper spellings, with "learned" being more widely used in places like the united states and canada and "learnt" being used in places like the united kingdom. they are both correct. also, the way you type comes off as very condescending, especially because you're correcting someone when they don't need to be corrected.
Fr this is sooo true!
He ate that. Like mwha no bars
This is what parenting should look like!♥️
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It's not the same for everybody 💀
having to go to school as a 4 year old, nah fuck that
He might not be four
Wow, I hope this kid becomes the best reader ever.
You know reading is good enough
How do you become the best reader lmao
He can never beat this guy though
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LMAO
Well done man
Yes, sounding it out makes a difference.
“Now sound this one out!”
Card: Phlegm
Thats what I said but with knight knitting knee and who
You can teach them exceptions as well! They will understand that not all the rules apply every time…
Tell 'em, Jenny; tell them again.
You know there'll always be at least one or two class CLOWNS.
As a hispanic speaker, learning word patterns made me improve a lot my pronunciation in English instead of memorize every single word
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@@roxannequiamco7472 ??
I thought that's how everyone learns new languages... starting with studying alphabet. All my teachers of english, german and spanish(they're all not my mother tongues) started with introducing alphabets and all the letters to me
@@roxannequiamco7472 cringe
@@roxannequiamco7472what in the ching chong 🍤
Where I am from, our language has many stum endings. Which means that a word has a different sound then how its spelled. This is why Danish is extremely tough to master.
Like the word “heart” is in danish “hjerte” - but you cant hear the “h” so it sounds like “jerte” and depending on dialekt it can sound like “jærtæ”.
I could read when I was 2, and by 5 my kindergarten teachers left me in charge of reading to the whole class while they took their break. In my experience, I was one of maybe 15-20% kids my age, not a unicorn, and there were fewer kids who struggled with reading than those who could read out loud relatively confidently. Maybe it’s because my native language is less messed up in terms of spelling and pronunciation than English, and also my country inherited the Soviet education system.
He's so smart, I hope he grow's up to be a nice kid like he is now and his pronounciation is extremely good too.
*pronunciation
Idk why but this comment sounds like one of those sarcastic comments on a video showing a kid who grew up to become a criminal or something lmao
Its not the kid, its how he was taught
@@DenseMelon yea, but bc he was taught like this he is smart now
I was able to read at three and I’m a dumbass so idk what you think is happening with him
My 6 year old son reads amazingly well because of both sight reading and sounding words out. They can work together, they don't have to be enemies. He sight reads words he knows, but when he gets to one he doesn't know he works on sounding out the letters
True... there are a lot of rules and exceptions related to how an alphabet sounds in different words.. like chemistry, character, chaos.. but children, cheetah, chivalry,.. where's the logical explanation to sound of ch here...
Sara you are right! Phonemic awareness plus sight words is the correct way to teach reading. The reason is due to the morphological make up of some words the pronunciation is irregular.
yeah , i agree with that.. in reading sounding words out and memorizing basing sight words works effectively in teaching reading.
That's how we teach it here too, start with letter-sound connections, and then start memorizing sight words. It's really important, especially for reading efficiency and for kids with reading difficulties like dyslexia.
Ok
I think it is very based on sounding words out but then a bit of sight reading when you start reading bigger books if that makes sense
Great job. That's good parenting. I could read since I was 2.5.
bro reads better than most middle schoolers
Fr💀
Dawg, what middle schools are you going to??? 😭
@@ding-dong_bing-bong local ones 🗿talking to my brother when he was jn middle school..... bro had like 4 strokes, and 2 voice cracks
then that means most middle schoolers are not getting an education worth their time
the fact that people are agreeing is concerning 💀
It also helps to not throw them in front of a tablet and to actually give a shit about their intelligence.
More parents need to actively cultivate young minds. Put in the work, it's worth it.
I wonder how the world will be in 20 years, with thousands of kids raised by and iPad being adults. I can see a lot of new problems being discovered and a raise of mental illnesses (as if they weren't enough right now).
dude watching CZcams on my iPad for 1 years straight literally got me fluent on English when I was 4
Stop cussing
@@boatsandhoes707 dude, it’s the internet. What would you expect?
@@Ameliax_Frier The problem is when parents don't do parenting and most of the time they just give their children a phone to keep them distracted. This is not healthy, you need to give your son more stimulation, socialize with other kids, give them the attention they need, it's frightening how a 2 or 3 year old kid can stay hours in front of a screen without doing nothing, all the days.
Of course technology is a wonderful tool to learn and study, as you say, but it shouldn't be a kid raiser.
note for parents: read books to your kids, get them into reading. i started reading really well around his age too. seriously, its a big help
I agree
My mom is a kindergarten teacher and ever since I was 4 years old she would teach me how to sound words, so that I'll be able to pronounce words and read it correctly. Because of my mom, I am now one of the best speakers and debaters in class.
Same I think I'm actually thinking best reader and writer in my whole grade
@@Blushlushshorts same
Phonics won't get you passed grade school without looking like an idiot. Sound out the following words: epitome, ally, wounded, culinary, armoire, hyperbole, Yosemite, vision, blood, island, scheme, honest, iron. If you pronounced them correctly then you sight read more than you know. Readers who are taught phonics alone and no sight reading often suffer from poor comprehension and it can take years for them to catch up with peers who are taught both. Eventually we graduate to sight reading or we get left in the dust.
I had to read chapter books and write 20 sentences or 7-13 paragraphs bc of my school
Imagine liking gacha
That's what you call good parenting ❤
No, that's what you call bragging
@@yourtoaster123 FR My guy
No, kids at that age should be able to read without those stupid cards
Nope. He’s showing off his kid to the internet for views. That’s called bad parenting
My son Could read at 4 also. We started with sight words. Sight words are great way to start.
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in USA children can’t read before 4 years?
wtf?
Same in europe???
Like everywhere?
In India children read under 3
@@butterstw3247In Europe We can read at 3/4 years old too
Some can, many can't.. it all depends on the parents, and unfortunately too many people rely on the schools (the system) to heavaly to do the teaching. Now that many people have figured it out too late, now we are having problems...
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That's how my grandmother taught me. I can't thank her enough. Didn't even know that memorizing a whole word was a thing.
Taught*
TAUGHT* 😂
@@giovanniaranas7717 😂
@@TFC-Mercury yeah. It's funny. I made that mistake too time long ago.
@@giovanniaranas7717 OMG U MESSED UP AGAIN LOL, PROLLY ON PURPOSE
This is the cutest thing I’ve seen today 😊
My daughter is 3 and she sounds out letters when we reads & when she says certain words. She’s always asking what is that? Why questions? On top of that she’s always singing, talking or reading all day. Maybe it’s typical for a 3 year old, but I’m pretty impressed & a proud mama.
Congrats dude u have trained him well
I could read at 4 too
@@listentoyouremperor how do you remember that
@@IndraneelJeevan i remember that because i do, i even remember a few things when i was 2, i just don't remember why did i enter my room
@@listentoyouremperor are you indian
@@IndraneelJeevan No, i'm Croatian
More teachers should teach this.
This is why i love the Parents as First Teachers program. It equips parents with the skills needed to be the first teacher for their kids. When my mom was a stay at home mom (for my oldest sister, i wasnt born until long after) she took the program and had the time to teacher my oldest sister how to read. She was reading novels by age 5.
My mom didnt have as much time for me, as she was no longer stay at home. But i was still a strong reader by that time. Well ahead of other kids my age.
I could read in two languages when i was 4. This kid's doing great!!
Sounding out doesn’t always work. It works on basic words, but English is a collection of different words from different languages with different rules.
True
It's a good base to start on though
Yeah, English is the most broken non structured language out there. For example
Your and you're sound exactly the same but don't mean the same at all.
@@zyourzgrandzmaz kinda the same for there and they’re. “Over *there*” is not related to “*they’re*”
My parents like to tell the story of when I tried to sound out “What”
I have adhd, and the reason my reading comprehension as a kid was better than everyone else’s in my class, is because I would look at hardy boys books, and they had the coolest covers to me, and I was obsessed with wanting to read them. I would pick one up, and just stare at the words for hours trying to understand one page in kindergarten. Probably one of my first true hyper focuses.
Adhd is a scheme by the pharmaceutical industry to make people like you believe that normal behavior is a disability and thus spend a fortune trying to fix a problem that doesn't exist.
Bro did a paragraph for the doc
Doc
Bro, me too. I learned to read alone looking at shop signs on the street
Is ADHD even a thing that limits how well a kid can read?
Because I remember always being one of the best readers in class and I was diagnosed with ADD as a kid. But reading just came natural to me.
I was taught to read at a very young age. Probably about 3 when I started reading simple words. i.e. Words that are spelled phonetically so not "ph" or silent letters. I was reading at a 4th grade level in Kindergarten. This is because, unlike a lot of kids my age, I was taught the sounds that letters make, rather than being taught what a word is.
He’s a smart kid he’s going places I didn’t talk until I was like 4 years old the fact he’s already reading sentences is amazing
I started talking at 6 months old no joke 😂
@@milo1269 bs
@@milo1269 bs fr, thats not talking, its called making a sound
You started talking at 4? Of course he is impressive in your standards.
Bruh lmao I was reading abc mysteries and magic treehouse in kindergarten
This really helps. She could read since age of 3
I could read when I was 2-3 thanks to daycare/preschool
As a linguist I can say one thing:
Phonics helps decode language, meaning it helps with spelling, which helps with reading. But in order to learn to read, an able reader must read regularly to the person
Yeah someone can’t learn to read with tout reading on a regular basis
Agree..I read to my babies..constantly..took toddlers to library..bought lots books.My first born had difficulty with reading.It was frustrating for us because books were a huge part of our life.We wanted him to love it too.We were military and moved alot..he never grew to love reading..He worked harder than most to get through college..I'm sure there was a reading disability not found.He tested quite high in other skills.Hes a very successful man..but the struggle was real.Be patient with little ones..not all kids learn the same or on same schedule.
Yes, he is 100% just recognizing the shape of the words, because that is how reading works with the human brain. You see text, then draw it back to prior knowledge.
Sounding out words doesn’t automatically equal understanding. Eventually the sound and look of a word will be connected to understanding and definitions. It’s the effort that counts, and if they spent the same time using a different method I’m sure the results would be similar. Seems like he’s feeding a script to me. 🤷🏼♂️
i want the kid to read this out.
I'm not a native speaker. Phonic just helps a bit because tbh English spelling is strange. It's inconsistent. In my native language, A is always gonna sound 'aaaaa' no matter where you put it or what alphabet you pair it with. Same with other alphabet. It's consistent. That's probably the reason there's no such competition as spelling bee in my language because it will be too easy. I learned reading the Arabic & it's pretty much the same too.
Back when I was a kid I gotta listen a lot from TV shows and songs lyrics to get used to the English spelling. One thing I agree, u gotta start training young. Kids absorb like a sponge. Whenever I study another language right now I kinda struggle to master the reading system.
He's doing so good! I'm so proud of him for doing this at 4!
Dude thats trash
I did this when i was 8 months old
@@masumakhanom6387source: trust me bro
Nah litteraly more then 50% of the people could read at this age Like me 😑
Isn't that the average?
Exactly how i learned reading
Except you HAVE to memorize sight words in english, SIGHT itself is a word that is not pronounced in its own letter pronunciation. Words like beer/fear bear/fare all spelled differently despite being pronounced similarly /vice versa. Yes teach your kids to sound out words but this isn't how english works, you need both.
my mom homeschooled me and my sisters instead of sending us to kindergarten, and we were all reading full sentences by like 3 or 4 lol. If you are a parent, teach your kids the sounds of letters separately, it really helps.
i went to kindergarten but they didnt teach anything except of how to play with others ,how to draw and all these basic things. I learned how to read and the alphabeth with my parents so basically in 1st grade i was all day bored because they were teaching us things i alr knew
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Idk wanna sound like I'm bragging so I'm embarrassed to say this but I was reading full sentences by 2 and a half. I'm sorry
@@karenantonow5991 wow that's cool lol lucky
@@karenantonow5991 nice
respect, honestly. i genuinely believe teaching a child to read at a very young age is one of the core points for education
Yes, it has helped me soo much with how i stutter words. I learnt to somehow make it happen much less noticeably and less overall simply because i was tsught earlief.
I know a younger couple who have 2 kids. One is 4 and the other is 2. They both have so much potential but the mother does absolutely nothing to get the oldest ready for school. No clue how to read or write, can’t even use the bathroom. It’s very sad and it’s all about the parenting.
Yeah this is what they should always be teaching them instead of ya know, being trans
@@Spenstatzboi you cant choose to be trans. Thats being gae. You are born with a second chromosome and the mind tells you, youre a girl in a boys body. Its quite terrifying.
I could read, tell the time, speak and read 2 languages by the age of 2 I didn't know it was this old people could read, though my siblings who are 9 still struggle to read
Awesome! This is how my mom taught me as well.
This only happens in languages with letters with different sounds.
Spanish (my native language) is the language that is spoken like it's written the most. A is A, E is E, I is I, O is O, U is U, etc.
keep raising your child like this and he’ll be the best child you could ever have. Love to see it… glad I was raised right. 👍
language isnt everything yk loll
what's your highest degree? what do u do for a livin'?
@@floridaboii yeah, but I can tell he’s putting good work into raising his child, not half assing it, if a kid can be taught like that at such a young age, he’s most definitely doing good as a father. It’s not just about teaching English, but how he’s teaching his child to learn.
@@michaelzimmermann3388 why ask that
@@gritted apparently I was raised "wrong" in the autors words, and I'd like to know what method turned out more successful.
Best dad who teaches there son the sentence❤
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Your grammar isn’t grammaring
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Their
@@gooney7986 your spelling isn’t working
plot twist: they told him how to pronounce the words before they recorded
Hooked on phonics worked for me. 🥳
Hes speaking better english than me.
Fix your English. I bet you're one of those that be stuttering when reading books.
Cap 😂
Damn u need to take speech class
Because your Russian
Cus he in Europe?