Learn to Read Activity Book: 101 Fun Lessons to Teach Your Child to Read

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The complete plan for teaching your child how to read with 101 fun phonics lessons Learning how to read unlocks a lifetime of independence and enjoyment for your child. Get your little one excited to step into reading with this phonics book filled with 101 fun and colorful exercises that help teach them foundational literacy skills. This complete learn-to-read plan will keep kids engaged from start to finish with cumulative phonics lessons featuring coloring, mazes, word searches, and other exciting activities based in the science of reading. Bond with your little one and watch them have lightbulb moments as they learn how to recognize letters, sound them out, and put them together in complete words and sentences. This beginner reading book includes: Play-motivated learning —Keep your early reader engaged with interactive phonics games and reading games that let them have fun while they learn. Great for summer bridge reading between school years. Parent and teacher resources —Discover handy scripts that help you know exactly what to say to keep your child focused and motivated. Effective teaching strategies —Explore a research-based teaching model that emphasizes practice and independence with helpful guidance and support from you. Help your child learn to read with the fun and engaging lessons in this phonics activity book. Review: Fun, bite size learning activities - My daugher loved this book from front to back (4-5 years old)! Really fun activities in each chapter. Not overwhelming but bite size. Review: A useful supplementary resource for children learning to read - This is an attractive, well crafted book with cute illustrations and a range of engaging activities for young children. Is it by itself sufficient to teach your child to read? Of course not, as no single book could achieve that unless it was incredibly thick and a lot of practice and repetition is required for a child to become a proficient reader. But it is a useful and worthwhile supplement to whatever reading program your child is doing, for example at their school. However, parents who are not American should be aware that the English in this book is American - not only the spelling, but also the vocabulary (e.g. 'flashlight' instead of 'torch', 'crib' instead of 'cot', 'check' instead of 'tick'). And I just know that my Australian granddaughter will look at the book's cute illustration of an alligator (used to illustrate the sound made by the letter 'a') and see a crocodile. None of this is an insurmountable problem, but it does mean to use this book non-American parents will have to teach their children the American names for some items if the children are to successfully complete some of the activities.