How to Use the Memoria Press Classical Homeschool Curriculum: First Grade Literature

In this episode, Michelle Tefertiller walks you through teaching First Grade Literature with Memoria Press.
Real books, as opposed to controlled vocabulary readers, capture the imagination of children and motivate them in their reading lessons. Our study guide, StoryTime Treasures, written by Highlands Latin School teachers Mary Lynn Ross and Tessa Tiemann, teaches a variety of language skills in the engaging context of favorite books. Vocabulary, spelling, composition, capitalization, punctuation, and more are included. Your child’s classical education will be off to a superb start with these enduring and timeless classics.
----Video Contents----
00:00 - Introduction and Welcome
00:26 - Materials Needed
01:23 - Memoria Press Phonics Overview
02:11 - How to Teach a Lesson
03:49 - How to Teach Day One
08:09 - How to Teach Day Two
09:40 - Days Three, Four, and Five
11:07 - Final Notes
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StoryTime Treasures Set: memoriapress.com/curriculum/l...
More StoryTime Treasures Set: memoriapress.com/curriculum/l...
Classical Phonics, Second Edition: memoriapress.com/curriculum/p...
Phonics Flashcards: memoriapress.com/curriculum/p...
First Grade Curriculum Manual: memoriapress.com/curriculum/c...
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When a child first starts first grade are they supposed to already know how to read?

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While we can't speak for every child and every experience, we can offer some insight into how to place a child within our curriculum structure. By the time a child enters first grade, they should be quite ready to read Little Bear. That is a good test of 1st grade readiness. If they aren't that far, they will need to back up and do at least Book D of First Start Reading before attempting first grade reading. And if someone is unsure of where their child falls in 1st grade readiness, our CSRs are ready and waiting to help place their child in the ideal spot.