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Teach-nology
Teaching your child to read? Try this
easy to use program developed by a pediatrician specially for younger children. Lots of
free lessons and online movie at www.readinglesson.com. |
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Teaching
Your Child To Read
Ready, Set, Read!!
How to Read to a Young Child
by Dorothy P. Dougherty
How I Taught My Son To
Read Using Manicure Scissors by Gwynne Spencer
Reading Begins In Your
Child's Ears by Peggy Wilber M.Ed.
Suggestions on How To
Teach Your Child To Read by Michael Levin, M.D.
Planting the Seeds For
Early Reading by Catherine Shefski
Can An Infant Learn To
Read?
by Jerrie Hewlett
Home Environment of
Early Readers
by Catherine Shefski
Teach A Child To Read
Using Children's Books by Mark B. Thogmartin, Ph.D.
Phonics? Phonemics?
Confused?
by Catherine Shefski
What is Phonics?
by Catherine Shefski
favorite Reading Links
Whole
Language Lives On - a very informative article about what's going on in reading
classrooms today.
For Reading Tips visit the MyCinnamonToast.com
reading center.
Visit Succeed to Read to learn how children use a combination of three
methods of instruction: auditory training, phonics, and whole language when learning to
read.
Reading Link - Download Phonics Word Lists and Sight Word Lists for
free.
More Books to Encourage Early Reading
101 Thematic Poems for Emergent Readers...
Phonemic Awareness
Activities for Early...
Perfect Poems for Teaching Phonics
Straight Talk About Reading : How Parents Can Make A Difference In
The Early Years
If you have a chance check out the colorful
new Children's Picture eBooks from E&E Publishing. After you download these books, you can either
read them online or print out a copy and make your own book to read with your child.
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Reading
Rescue 1-2-3 by Peggy Wilbur. By merging the three essential
elements of reading instruction: auditory training, phonics, and whole language this book
will help almost any child read at or above grade level. |
Prepare
Your Baby For Harvard!
(hint: its not too early to
start now)
Want to give your child the best chance of lifelong success?
IvyBound.org makes it easy for you! Each month Ivybound.org's Video Service
(for newborns to preschoolers) selects the best, award-winning videos proven to engage
your child and prepare them for future success in school. They provide a nice break for
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