I’m am about to try your program with my 8y/o 2nd grader son. I get so sad listening to him read because it’s all my fault he is struggling. Thank you for helping parents like me.
Reading challenges are so common - please don't feel guilty! You're on the right path to get your son reading on grade level. So excited to have you in the program. :)
My 7 yr old is struggling with reading and teacher already told me he might fail 2nd grade. I've tried tutoring, study with him daily and nothing is helping. I feel so overwhelmed and stressed 😪 but I will definitely take this video in consideration. Thank you ❤
My 8 year old kid just doesn't want to learn. Just has a melt down when anyone tries to tell him to do anything he doesn't want to do. Yes I've tried to make it fun. No dice. He just cries and wants to play fortnight. He doesn't even know his middle name. Kids only care about video games and fun now. They hate hard work
I'm so sorry you're going through that! I do have something I can send you that can help with that motivation piece. Email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com with the subject "Motivation" - I'll send it over! :)
@@danielleM3052 I'm so sorry you're going through that, Danielle! Please feel free to email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com if you'd like to chat about your situation. ❤
My 8 eight year old as well and wants people to give her the answer in stead of her reviewing it trying to figure it out and then me working with her she just wants to say I don't know this and doesn't attempt to try
I knew someone who at eight years old could only read word-sounds mechanically, never hearing them as actual words. I had the privilege of buying him the book he was reading, and actually being there as well, when it finally started to click! It was probably two or three years later when I was at that family's house and saw he was reading a book from the high school library as his homework, because his school didn't have a reading group for him. Sometimes it's just a simple matter, like having the right synapses finally connect, or finding a teacher or a book that explains things in just the right way, or maybe of learning just enough to get unfrustrated enough to learn more.
Hi, Robyn! Having good comprehension is a great start! If you'd like an assessment to identify any phonics gaps, please check out this page: www.risingreadersparentacademy.com/help-your-struggling-reader ☺
Oh no!! I am so sorry to hear that - that is super stressful. Email support@learningattheprimarypond.com with the subject line "Responding to Alison's comment" and it will get to me so we can talk about what you can do. Talk to you soon!
Going through this now 😢 my 7 yr old comprehends well but she’s failing her test because she’s struggling to read. Her school wants to evaluate her to she if there’s a reason why she can’t read fluently yet. She’s in tutoring now and I also try to make reading fun but all she wants to do is play.
That must be so difficult for you both, Kay! That's great that the school is being proactive. If you'd ever like to chat more about your situation, please feel free to email me! alison@learningattheprimarypond.com ❤
Hi Alison! I am so glad i came across your video and its heartening to see you do reply to the questions and queries put forth to you, unlike many other youtubers. I have subscribed to you. My son was a premie and has had significant speech delay. He is on speech therapy and only started saying half sentences at 5 years old. He still struggles with sounds like he cannot sound out "g" and says "j" . There are several other sound substitutions in his speech. So teaching him reading has been a challenge. He will turn 6 next month and start 1st grade soon. I don't want him to struggle in reading or get left behind. I have started sitting with him to teach him blending as he is struggling with it. He gets confused with the vowel sounds that come in CVC words. Now he is beginning to get frustrated and not want to try. I also have to practice speech sounds with him which his speech therapist gives. Its becoming overwhelming for both of us. 😞 Please share some tips for reading for kids with speech delay. Thank you.
Hi! So sorry to hear you're having trouble - it totally makes sense that it's difficult for him, though, with the speech delay. Definitely keep reading to him and modeling how to read CVC words. I think this other video (from my teacher channel) may be helpful to watch, too: ruclips.net/video/yTCxzvprqDY/видео.html&ab_channel=LearningAtThePrimaryPond
With school evaluations in the US, you want to do these in writing (or by email) so there is a trail of what has been asked for and when it was asked. This would be a special education evaluation. The school needs written permission from parents for this so if the school comes to you for an evaluation if they saw an issue, you need to sign off that this is allowed.
Thank God i came by this. Please i really appreciate. He knows most of the alphabet sounds but serious difficulty in blending them together. Its really frustrating and shameful especially because I m a teacher, though maths but then . His siblings didn't give me this problem. Pls i need your help...i Will create all the time necessary.
Hi, Irene! I'd be so happy to help with your situation. I know it can be so difficult when our children have reading difficulties. Please feel free to email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com.
I have a 10 year old step son he doesn’t know how to read and is not that confident in doing so. Summer has started and I hope i able to get him there 🥹
My boy can’t read , am I a bad father ? He’s in kindergarten and is falling behind big time . His teacher gets angry with me I am doing my best to study with him the kid just doesn’t get it . Very frustrating
It's normal to feel guilty when our children struggle with reading, but this issue is so, so common, so try not to feel this way. If you'd like some help as you move forward with your child, please feel to email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com.
Hi, I’d this possible for me as a homeschool mum? Just checking as my child isn’t in school for a year. She did primary 1, 2 & half way through 3. Still couldn’t read even then. I want to teach her to read at home
Of course! There are many homeschooling parents in the program. ☺If you'd like to chat more about your situation, please email me at Alison@learningattheprimarypond.com.
Hi there! Rising Readers is much more affordable than traditional tutoring. :) To make sure you and your child are the right fit for the program, you can apply here (and receive a discount if you're accepted!): airtable.com/appxDj5TueevoVEjH/shr4HVk3BLdlfe684
I am living in South Africa my daughter started school last year grade R she is struggling with English subject reading and memorizing words I am a little stressed we are in third term.
I watched your video and it's great. However, I clicked the link and am wondering why I need to 'apply to join' Rising Readers. Can't I purchase a program?!
Hi, Samantha! You need to apply so we can make sure your child is in the right age range and sounds like a good candidate. :-) If you have any other questions, email support@learningattheprimarypond.com!
I am not a full time teacher. But have taught classes before I have begun a reading class at our public library. And am looking into other methods of teaching. Thank you so much for your program. Bill Owens
My son is in IEP 8 yrs can’t read he doesn’t listen to me so I recently offer someone to pay them hourly for 2 hours a day, with teaching skills to hopefully this helps him, hoping he can learn in 3 months, he spells everything I feel he just needs a little help.
My district uses fundations for phonics and for my intervention tier 2 group I use UFLI, but am curious about assessing for that 80-90% proficiency part. How should I be assessing since fundations has an end of unit test and ufli doesn’t include that
Your willingness to help your child assures me that you're not failing, far from it. :) Struggles with reading and writing are more common than you think. Please email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com so we can chat more about your situation!
I received my step son’s progress report. I have 3 step children that I’ve been with for 2 years now. I have a 13 yr old who is fine with A’s across the board. My 10 and 6 year old boys however are not as good. 10 year old has an IEP where Hes taken from class to rehash missed things so he falls behind in normal school. Im at the point where im letting him fail because im staying to do hw with him for hours just for him not to grasp it when he goes to school the next morning. I almost have resentment at the school because what do I send him to a good school if he’s not getting it. He’s behind in math and all forms of reading and grammar. I tried putting subtitles on all his shows over summer, I’ve been trying showing him through certain text only video games and he doesn’t get it all. He’s at a first grade level for sure. His little brother who brings a first grade book, he can’t even read it. Sucks because I wasn’t there to help him his whole life and now I don’t want any failing kids. 6 year old boy is slightly falling behind in math and phonograms but I know he can do it with some help from me as he doesn’t have an IEP. it’s just thet 10 year old I can’t see what he seees to know where to help. He struggles with silent letters a lot.
I can understand how difficult that must be for both of you. Can you please email me? I can send you an assessment, and we can chat about options. alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
The problem I have with my son is he says everything is made for babies. The pictures and premade curriculum is a no go for him. He refuses so I have to remake everything so he doesn’t think it’s made for babies.
That is tough and sounds like a lot of work! I would check out ReadWorks.org for some passages that definitely don't look babyish. Feel free to email me at Alison@learningattheprimarypond.com if I can be of more help.
15-20 minutes is a great amount of time to start. Your child should build stamina over time, but it's normal for attention span to be short when they're young. 😊
Hi, Jephte! While I don't have a program specifically for 9th graders, I think a lot of the tips on this RUclips channel could still apply and be helpful to you. :)
My 8 year old son is struggling to read and sometimes he doesn’t see properly at words and just try to guess it even cvc words I tried everything bt nothing worked.His teacher told me he might fail in 2nd grade. Please help me 😢
That's so hard! :'( I have a training for teachers that I think would benefit you! Email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com with the subject "Teacher Training," and I'll send it over!
Im a new mom and I just got rid of my tv. Im telling my dad and my in laws that my kid isnt allowed any screen time, video games, etc. I need to work on my own screen time though. It is so addictive, and as a recovered drug addict, I know my brain is already wired for addiction. Im already so afraid I'm going to fail my child 😔
I am so sorry you're going through that. Email support@learningattheprimarypond.com with the subject line "Responding to Alison's comment" and it will get to me so we can talk about what you can do. Talk to you soon!
Hi miss Allison I am struggling 🥹🥹😔😔I am a single mom, and my 8 almost 9 years old isn’t reading and he is failing miserably in school because of this😔😔😔please help me
I understand how frustrating that must be, Tammy. If you'd ever like to chat more about your situation, please email me! alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
Hi Alison.. I need your help.. My 7year old can't read and write.. She is in 2nd class.. But can't write alfabets aur 1 to 100 counting.. Her teacher want her to go in 1st class again.. Plz I need your help.. This is not normal
@@amandavuso7528 It's definitely important for you to advocate for your child! You know him best. Please email me if you need more guidance on this, Amanda. ❤alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
I’m am about to try your program with my 8y/o 2nd grader son. I get so sad listening to him read because it’s all my fault he is struggling. Thank you for helping parents like me.
Reading challenges are so common - please don't feel guilty! You're on the right path to get your son reading on grade level. So excited to have you in the program. :)
Thanks a lot. I'm a Basic three teacher in Nigeria and sadly I have 2 kids in my class who can't read this is really helpful
I'm so glad this was helpful to you! @@ezechidinmafaith9440
Me too
HI DO YOU WANT TO BE MY BEST FRIEND PLEASE
My 7 yr old is struggling with reading and teacher already told me he might fail 2nd grade. I've tried tutoring, study with him daily and nothing is helping. I feel so overwhelmed and stressed 😪 but I will definitely take this video in consideration. Thank you ❤
I hope this helps! You can email me at any time to chat about your situation! :) alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
@@readingsoswithalison Will do. Thanks 😊
Please I need your help.
Thank you. I'm going to try this with my special child
You're so welcome! Please reach out if you have any questions. :)
Use a long e when the definite article precedes a vowel sound.
My 8 year old kid just doesn't want to learn. Just has a melt down when anyone tries to tell him to do anything he doesn't want to do. Yes I've tried to make it fun. No dice. He just cries and wants to play fortnight. He doesn't even know his middle name. Kids only care about video games and fun now. They hate hard work
I'm so sorry you're going through that! I do have something I can send you that can help with that motivation piece. Email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com with the subject "Motivation" - I'll send it over! :)
My 8yo grandson is same way. Also 8 year old granddaughter. Ugh SO frustrating 😮
Same I feel overwhelmed
@@danielleM3052 I'm so sorry you're going through that, Danielle! Please feel free to email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com if you'd like to chat about your situation. ❤
My 8 eight year old as well and wants people to give her the answer in stead of her reviewing it trying to figure it out and then me working with her she just wants to say I don't know this and doesn't attempt to try
Well done.
Very good strategy for readers. Must appreciate
I knew someone who at eight years old could only read word-sounds mechanically, never hearing them as actual words. I had the privilege of buying him the book he was reading, and actually being there as well, when it finally started to click!
It was probably two or three years later when I was at that family's house and saw he was reading a book from the high school library as his homework, because his school didn't have a reading group for him.
Sometimes it's just a simple matter, like having the right synapses finally connect, or finding a teacher or a book that explains things in just the right way, or maybe of learning just enough to get unfrustrated enough to learn more.
That's true! Thank you so much for sharing. 🙂
Excellent explanation
Glad it was helpful!
Vowels are a problem 9 yrs yet can read close passages and has great understanding and knowledge base!
Hi, Robyn! Having good comprehension is a great start! If you'd like an assessment to identify any phonics gaps, please check out this page: www.risingreadersparentacademy.com/help-your-struggling-reader ☺
im so stressed and panicked ans sad my child is 9 and she cant read 😢 please please help us
Oh no!! I am so sorry to hear that - that is super stressful. Email support@learningattheprimarypond.com with the subject line "Responding to Alison's comment" and it will get to me so we can talk about what you can do. Talk to you soon!
Came here to comment same thing. Did you try it and did it work?
Going through this now 😢 my 7 yr old comprehends well but she’s failing her test because she’s struggling to read. Her school wants to evaluate her to she if there’s a reason why she can’t read fluently yet. She’s in tutoring now and I also try to make reading fun but all she wants to do is play.
That must be so difficult for you both, Kay! That's great that the school is being proactive. If you'd ever like to chat more about your situation, please feel free to email me! alison@learningattheprimarypond.com ❤
Hi Alison! I am so glad i came across your video and its heartening to see you do reply to the questions and queries put forth to you, unlike many other youtubers. I have subscribed to you.
My son was a premie and has had significant speech delay. He is on speech therapy and only started saying half sentences at 5 years old. He still struggles with sounds like he cannot sound out "g" and says "j" . There are several other sound substitutions in his speech.
So teaching him reading has been a challenge. He will turn 6 next month and start 1st grade soon. I don't want him to struggle in reading or get left behind.
I have started sitting with him to teach him blending as he is struggling with it. He gets confused with the vowel sounds that come in CVC words. Now he is beginning to get frustrated and not want to try.
I also have to practice speech sounds with him which his speech therapist gives.
Its becoming overwhelming for both of us. 😞
Please share some tips for reading for kids with speech delay.
Thank you.
Hi! So sorry to hear you're having trouble - it totally makes sense that it's difficult for him, though, with the speech delay. Definitely keep reading to him and modeling how to read CVC words. I think this other video (from my teacher channel) may be helpful to watch, too: ruclips.net/video/yTCxzvprqDY/видео.html&ab_channel=LearningAtThePrimaryPond
Thank you
This video is greatly appreciated....I will certainly try it
I'm so glad this helps, Tanisha!
With school evaluations in the US, you want to do these in writing (or by email) so there is a trail of what has been asked for and when it was asked. This would be a special education evaluation. The school needs written permission from parents for this so if the school comes to you for an evaluation if they saw an issue, you need to sign off that this is allowed.
Thank God i came by this. Please i really appreciate. He knows most of the alphabet sounds but serious difficulty in blending them together. Its really frustrating and shameful especially because I m a teacher, though maths but then . His siblings didn't give me this problem. Pls i need your help...i Will create all the time necessary.
Hi, Irene! I'd be so happy to help with your situation. I know it can be so difficult when our children have reading difficulties. Please feel free to email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com.
This video is such good quality and should have more views!
Thank you so much, Sofia! ☺
Thank you so very much!
No problem at all!
Excellent video
Thanks for watching!
My grandsons attention span is poor n he gets frustrated very easily. Need your work book
Hi, Sharon! I understand how difficult that can be. Please email me if you need some support! alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
Thank you,the video was helpful
You're so welcome! :)
I would like to try your reading program with my 7 year old daughter can u give the website to go on.
Hi, Jocelyn! You can apply here: www.risingreadersparentacademy.com/applytoRR I hope that helps! 😊
I have a 10 year old step son he doesn’t know how to read and is not that confident in doing so. Summer has started and I hope i able to get him there 🥹
Same with my soon to be 10 year old son
My boy can’t read , am I a bad father ? He’s in kindergarten and is falling behind big time .
His teacher gets angry with me I am doing my best to study with him the kid just doesn’t get it . Very frustrating
It's normal to feel guilty when our children struggle with reading, but this issue is so, so common, so try not to feel this way. If you'd like some help as you move forward with your child, please feel to email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com.
It's THEIR job to teach your child to read but somehow it's your fault? This is on them. Teaching to read is not your job. It's theirs!!!
I subscribed to your channel. Cuz I needed this video cuz my son is driving me crazy with this lol
Thank you for subscribing!
You’re amazing thank you so much!
You're so welcome!
Hi, I’d this possible for me as a homeschool mum? Just checking as my child isn’t in school for a year. She did primary 1, 2 & half way through 3. Still couldn’t read even then. I want to teach her to read at home
Of course! There are many homeschooling parents in the program. ☺If you'd like to chat more about your situation, please email me at Alison@learningattheprimarypond.com.
My 10 year old needs help but I can't afford most tutoring. How much is your program?
Hi there! Rising Readers is much more affordable than traditional tutoring. :) To make sure you and your child are the right fit for the program, you can apply here (and receive a discount if you're accepted!): airtable.com/appxDj5TueevoVEjH/shr4HVk3BLdlfe684
I am living in South Africa my daughter started school last year grade R she is struggling with English subject reading and memorizing words I am a little stressed we are in third term.
Hi! I'd be happy to chat about your situation. Can you please email me? alison@learningattheprimarypond.com :)
I watched your video and it's great. However, I clicked the link and am wondering why I need to 'apply to join' Rising Readers. Can't I purchase a program?!
Hi, Samantha! You need to apply so we can make sure your child is in the right age range and sounds like a good candidate. :-) If you have any other questions, email support@learningattheprimarypond.com!
I love learning
I am not a full time teacher. But have taught classes before I have begun a reading class at our public library. And am looking into other methods of teaching. Thank you so much for your program. Bill Owens
My son is in IEP 8 yrs can’t read he doesn’t listen to me so I recently offer someone to pay them hourly for 2 hours a day, with teaching skills to hopefully this helps him, hoping he can learn in 3 months, he spells everything I feel he just needs a little help.
I hope that helps! :) That's great!
My district uses fundations for phonics and for my intervention tier 2 group I use UFLI, but am curious about assessing for that 80-90% proficiency part. How should I be assessing since fundations has an end of unit test and ufli doesn’t include that
You could just have kids read / spell a list of 10 words and look for proficiency that way!
@@readingsoswithalison thank you! I was overthinking it and wondered if it needed to be something more “legit”
You're so welcome! @@LiT01985 Not at all. 😊
I need help with my soon to be 10 yr old. He’s even struggling with writing. I feel like a failure
Your willingness to help your child assures me that you're not failing, far from it. :) Struggles with reading and writing are more common than you think. Please email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com so we can chat more about your situation!
Well done
I received my step son’s progress report. I have 3 step children that I’ve been with for 2 years now. I have a 13 yr old who is fine with A’s across the board. My 10 and 6 year old boys however are not as good. 10 year old has an IEP where Hes taken from class to rehash missed things so he falls behind in normal school. Im at the point where im letting him fail because im staying to do hw with him for hours just for him not to grasp it when he goes to school the next morning. I almost have resentment at the school because what do I send him to a good school if he’s not getting it. He’s behind in math and all forms of reading and grammar. I tried putting subtitles on all his shows over summer, I’ve been trying showing him through certain text only video games and he doesn’t get it all. He’s at a first grade level for sure. His little brother who brings a first grade book, he can’t even read it. Sucks because I wasn’t there to help him his whole life and now I don’t want any failing kids. 6 year old boy is slightly falling behind in math and phonograms but I know he can do it with some help from me as he doesn’t have an IEP. it’s just thet 10 year old I can’t see what he seees to know where to help. He struggles with silent letters a lot.
I can understand how difficult that must be for both of you. Can you please email me? I can send you an assessment, and we can chat about options. alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
The problem I have with my son is he says everything is made for babies. The pictures and premade curriculum is a no go for him. He refuses so I have to remake everything so he doesn’t think it’s made for babies.
That is tough and sounds like a lot of work! I would check out ReadWorks.org for some passages that definitely don't look babyish. Feel free to email me at Alison@learningattheprimarypond.com if I can be of more help.
what if you can't get them to sit longer than 20 minutes?
15-20 minutes is a great amount of time to start. Your child should build stamina over time, but it's normal for attention span to be short when they're young. 😊
My son is 7 year old but he can't read long words..he only read no,on,the,is etc plz help
Hi there! I'm sorry to hear that he's struggling. Let's chat more about your situation. Can you email me at Alison@learningattheprimarypond.com?
hi
How do I get this materials please
Right here! www.learningattheprimarypondresources.com/help-your-struggling-reader-guide
How about for 9th graders
Hi, Jephte! While I don't have a program specifically for 9th graders, I think a lot of the tips on this RUclips channel could still apply and be helpful to you. :)
I'm a grandma. I want to help my grandchild succeed. Will this help her with all the other fundamentals?
Hi, Janice! I'd love to chat more about your situation. Please email me at Alison@LearningAtThePrimaryPond.com. :)
Thank you!
My 8 year old son is struggling to read and sometimes he doesn’t see properly at words and just try to guess it even cvc words I tried everything bt nothing worked.His teacher told me he might fail in 2nd grade. Please help me 😢
I'm so sorry you're going through that! :( Please email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com so we can chat more about your situation.
My son's school is not helpful at all. Can anyone tell me who or what kind of Dr I go to in order to see if my son is dyslexic.
I'm sorry to hear that, Brandie. Please check out www.lexercise.com/, they're great!
Hi.thank.you.xxxx
hello Im an Engkish teacher. where can I get this training .?
Hi! As a teacher, you may be interested in this training: event.webinarjam.com/register/87/m14zktq5 I hope this helps! :)
I am a second grade teacher. Half of my class cannot read😮
That's so hard! :'( I have a training for teachers that I think would benefit you! Email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com with the subject "Teacher Training," and I'll send it over!
Heartbreaking.
As in free parents guide
please how do I get the book,
I didn't see the link
Hi! You can get the free guide here: www.risingreadersparentacademy.com/help-your-struggling-reader ☺
How do I get the book
The freebie is available here: www.risingreadersparentacademy.com/help-your-struggling-reader :)
hai very useful video
Thanks so much, Sathish! 😊
@@readingsoswithalison can I get your contact information or WhatsApp number
Please help me with my son.
Hi, Jasmine! I'd love to talk more about your situation. :) Please email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
My son need help to all he wants to do is play fortnight and not read at all and if I do then he throws a tantrum and want read
Hi! I'd be happy to chat with you about your situation more. Please send me an email: alison@learningattheprimarypond.com :-)
Im a new mom and I just got rid of my tv. Im telling my dad and my in laws that my kid isnt allowed any screen time, video games, etc.
I need to work on my own screen time though. It is so addictive, and as a recovered drug addict, I know my brain is already wired for addiction. Im already so afraid I'm going to fail my child 😔
Congratulations on your new addition! You've got this. You know what's best for your child. ❤
My two boys are struggling to read 😔 and they doing grade 3,4 and it stress me so hard.i try my best but it seems like is not enough
I am so sorry you're going through that. Email support@learningattheprimarypond.com with the subject line "Responding to Alison's comment" and it will get to me so we can talk about what you can do. Talk to you soon!
My son is 7years old and he struggles with reading in English🥺
Please please please please help me. My child cannot read and she’s only eight years old and she’s going to second grade. I don’t know why help me now
Hi! I'm so sorry you're going through that. Please email me at alison@learningattheprimarypond.com so we can talk more about her situation.
Hi are you based in SA
Hi, Nyameka! I'm based in the US. Let me know if that answers your question or not! 🙂
I am 21 years old
Going throuĝh this now 😢 my 8 yr old
You're not alone, Shantel!
I love you girl😂❤
My son is leader becuaose she has good reading im so prowd to my son she 8 y.o.
Hi miss Allison I am struggling 🥹🥹😔😔I am a single mom, and my 8 almost 9 years old isn’t reading and he is failing miserably in school because of this😔😔😔please help me
I'm so sorry to hear that! I'd love to chat with you and see how I can help. Please send me an email. alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
He's 5 and I knew he was behind but I'd like to act now. Especially while he's in kindergarten
That's great that you're being so proactive! :)
I love the game as a place to start, got you a "Like" and "Subscribe"
Thank you so much!
Am so sad my son is 10 and cant read i dont know what to do
I don’t understand why my kids are not learning how to read in school. They have watched tons of RUclips videos in class though
I understand how frustrating that must be, Tammy. If you'd ever like to chat more about your situation, please email me! alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
Hi Alison.. I need your help.. My 7year old can't read and write.. She is in 2nd class.. But can't write alfabets aur 1 to 100 counting.. Her teacher want her to go in 1st class again.. Plz I need your help.. This is not normal
I'd be happy to chat with you about your situation. Can you please email me? alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
Hi just curious I’m dealing with the same thing. Did you keep your baby in 2nd or send them back? I can’t decide on this tough decision
@@beautifullydopeeeepassing them on when they don’t know the basics of reading is not going to help them. It will only leave them further behind 😢
My 7yr old will count the number of letters in the word and then say that is too many to sound out. It becomes a whole event. Frustrating
I know how frustrating that can be. I'm happy to send you some things to try! Please email alison@learningattheprimarypond.com ❤
But what if we don't have it it's like my kids don't do it really😢❤😢
I totally understand how hard that is. If you'd like to chat about your situation, please email me: alison@learningattheprimarypond.com ❤
Please help
Nadia, please email me! alison@learningattheprimarypond.com - I'd love to help. ❤
I'm 8-years-old and I Know how to read like this I didn't search I just spell
Please help me somebody
Please have your parent or guardian email me, and I'll be happy to chat with them. :) alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
My son is not able to read and they saying he needs special school for low iq kids and I totally disagree
@@amandavuso7528 It's definitely important for you to advocate for your child! You know him best. Please email me if you need more guidance on this, Amanda. ❤alison@learningattheprimarypond.com
Too late for us
It's never too late to learn to read! ❤️
In our part of the world if your child is a slow learner, that child becomes the mockery of the class. Most teachers don't care
I'm so sorry to hear that! I sincerely hope things can change wherever you are.
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2/9 😮😮😮
What if your child is 8 years old but is delayed to a 4 year old???
People that have a single parent family this would be hard for.
These tips will definitely work in that situation, too, Robin! ❤
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huh i dont spek english i i.m from pilipines this 🇵🇭🇵🇭
Thank you for watching!
Tqvm, cant wait for your next video , but how do i get the free guide? Where is the link🫢
Thank you so much! You can find it here: www.risingreadersparentacademy.com/help-your-struggling-reader ❤
With autistic kids it’s so hard