Learning to Read
Teaching Them Is Fun, For Both Of You
Some of the most magical moments of parenting are when your child is learning to read. Hopefully you have been reading books to your child since the day you brought them home from the hospital. Now they are ready to read with you.
The bedtime book reading never stopped at this point, it just changed a little. I would read a page and then my "new reader" would read a page. Most of the time bedtime went to two books instead of one. We would start with an easy one we could share and the second book was mine.
When books have been an important part of your everyday life, teaching a child to read is a very easy transition to make. There are a lot of books and software designed to help children learning to read. Hopefully you will find some useful information here and have your child reading long before that first day of kindergarten.
Help your child learn to read with this selection of books.
The Reading Edge: Thirteen Ways to Build Reading Comprehension
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin College Div
Reading Skills Problem Solver: Ready-to-Use Strategies & Activity Sheets for Correcting All Types of Reading Problems
Written by a nationally known authority in reading instruction, this comprehensive practical resource gives
classroom teachers and reading specialists everything they need to quickly correct or remediate all types of
common reading problems encountered in grades 3 and up.
The Reading Lesson: The Intelligent Reading Program for Young Children : Teach Your Child to Read in 20 Easy Lessons
Author(s): Levin, Michael; Langton, Charan, M.S.; Levin, Michael, Md.
Reading Learning Centers for the Primary Grades
Publisher: Jossey-Bass
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Children learning to read is one of the greatest parts of parenting, don't let the teachers have all the fun.
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