What You Need to Teach a Child to Read (in my humble opinion)
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- *I had an issue and had to reupload this video for those that have seen it already!
Hello you brave soul taking your family's education into your own hands. I'm proud of you! I'm here to share what has been the most helpful resources, routines, and teaching strategies for myself and my sons. I've linked below to resources shown today. Amazon links are affiliate links. Thank you for supporting my channel.
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Uncovering the Logic of English: amzn.to/48hXV9c
ABC's & All Their Tricks: amzn.to/41s8KmL
Phonics Made Plain: amzn.to/3GN7rFO
ABC Flashcards (3 fonts): www.etsy.com/l...
Alpha Phonics Phonogram Cards: www.donpotter.n...
Index Card Box: amzn.to/4aglnFA
100 Easy Lessons: amzn.to/48mAb3E
My First Copybooks Printables: www.etsy.com/s...
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Magnifying Glass Paperweight: amzn.to/484WoUf
My favorite highlighters: amzn.to/3GLMVFn
Revised McGuffey Readers: amzn.to/3GJDFl6
Revised McGuffey's Plan: www.etsy.com/l...
Revised Primer Flashcards: www.etsy.com/l...
Revised Primer Word Puzzle: www.etsy.com/l...
Original McGuffey Readers: amzn.to/470gZrC
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Revised McGuffey Playlist: • McGuffey's Readers Ste...
Original McGuffey Video: • Original McGuffey's La...
Kinder Playlist: • Kindergarten
I use 100 Easy lessons for teaching to blend, then I start them on Alphaphonics and add in the McGuffey’s Primer. Works great!
I like your style!
Thanks for this suggestion. I have all those books and don't know how to structure things.
I just did a lesson a day. Once he got more fluent, I gave him the Primer, and just let him read a lesson, in addition to Alpha Phonics. Don’t overthink it, I know what I’m talking about ☺. Get your child started and see how it goes.
@fritzieschomaker1476 - Thank you! I just got started, tentatively though, with my 4 - and 6 year olds. Both appear ready, although the 6 year old is very competitive and gets in his own head that he can't do it. He wants to keep guessing words (just to be fastest), and they don't know how to blend. They'll say all the phonics fine, but then say a totally different (guess) at the end, lol. Thank you again!
@@sharpfamily4938 it‘ll come! I just stayed with 100 Easy Lessons until blending was not a problem anymore, those games (say it fast, say it slow) really help.
I’ve heard the rule about i, u, v, or j but I changed it to say “USUALLY don’t end in i,u,v, or j” because…. How do you explain words like you, menu, broccoli, spaghetti, alibi, etc? (Not very many words end in v or j but I’ve found more words that end with u or i). Enjoyed the video, thanks for sharing!
They are not English so they don't follow English spelling rules. I'm pretty sure most of those words mentioned are Italian? We have lots of those we've adopted! French words too; chef, chandelier, buffet... Greek root words... Affixes... Not all of our vocabulary is English. This is why I am so in love with spelling. It reveals so much of our history! I wonder if other languages, similarly, have crossed streams with foreign tongues to produce such a complex language.
@@landofkakiakahomeschool ohh you just made that click for me. The rule is “ENGLISH words don’t end in i,u,v or j” - it makes sense now! I was thinking about it just in the context of the rule applying to any word we speak/spell.
@@makerofahome right! I think we need an updated name for our language. How about Italengench?
@@landofkakiakahomeschool 😂 right!!
I'm sorry I am hitting your videos hot and heavy with questions. :D So my kids can read, but not necessarily great with spelling and being able to recognize how to spell a word. Should I skip this stage and maybe just drill the phonograms every day in addition to the McGuffey Reader and Spelling books? Or do you think maybe doing the Spelling Bootcamp would be beneficial?
How old are they? You may want to do the phonographs with them and at least Splendid Spelling. That’s a nice gentle approach. I’d say spend a month on that and then start a spelling practice of choice. I feel like I want to make a video around this because it’s a good question that many have. momdelights.com/index.php/2022/08/28/free-spelling-curriculum/
Is this up loaded a second time?
Yes, sorry. I had a copyright issue with the music so I had to replace it and upload a new video.