Learn to Read Activity Book: 101 Fun Phonics 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.
From the Publisher
Spark a lifelong love of reading with the help of:
A proven teaching model
This research-based model emphasizes practice and independence with guidance from you.
Interactive activities
Explore play-motivated learning that lets little ones have fun while they learn to read.
Handy scripts
Know exactly what to say to keep your child focused and motivated.
Explore even more ways to build phonics skills while having fun:
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Publisher : Callisto Kids; Illustrated edition (April 10, 2018)
Language : English
Paperback : 222 pages
ISBN-10 : 1939754526
ISBN-13 : 978-1939754523
Reading age : 3 – 5 years, from customers
Lexile measure : 580L
Item Weight : 2.31 pounds
Dimensions : 8 x 0.54 x 10 inches
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Customers find the book has fun activities and entertaining exercises. They say it contains in-depth phonic lessons that help develop the concept of reading. Readers also mention the lessons are simple yet engaging. They appreciate the integrated activities that go well with the other activities. Customers say it’s worth the money and works well to teach your child how to read. They mention the length is perfect for their toddlers’ attention span.
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Most coherent and methodical book for teaching your child to read
For the past few months I have been searching for a decent (reasonably priced) activity book that will teach my four year old how to read, but I wasn’t satisfied with any until I found this one! I find that most of the activity books out there do not follow any logical order, it’s become increasingly common to just throw together a hodgepodge of sight words and vowels in one book, and make believe that the child will magically start reading without building on concepts and giving him the tools he needs to master the art of reading. Another thing that annoyed me was that a lot of activity books would start with four letter words before introducing to the child simpler words like “cat” and “hot”. Like why on earth would you teach your child the words “door” “duck” “have” before teaching him simple word families like “at” “ug” “ot” and so forth before moving forward. Even three letter words like “see” “are” “you” that don’t follow the normal rules of english grammar should not be taught to a child before they can master the words that do follow the rules like “cat” “log” and “pig”. I felt that just bombarding my child with sight words would never work, since there is that many words he can memorize before he forgets everything. This book is the only book that actually builds on concepts and does not confuse the child by introducing myriads of sight words to memorize. This book is extremely methodical and systematic and follows a very logical order, it starts by introducing single letters, then goes on to introduce your child to word families like “at” “ot” “it” and so forth. Your child will only encounter three letter words until lesson 41 where simple sight words like “I” and “A” are first introduced. The activities are quite exciting, the letters and pictures are sharp and big so your child has no problem reading them and stringing vowels and words together. Sight words are only introduced occasionally but the bulk of the book focuses on regular three letter words that your child alone can put together after he’s given the tools and taught all the vowel sounds. Four letter words which the author calls blend words like “clip” and “club” are first introduced in lesson 49!Note: this book does not teach the long vowel sounds, only the short vowel sounds. So if you’re looking for long vowel sounds this book is not for you.I cannot promise that your child will learn to read from this book alone. By the time I found this book I already taught my four-year old how to recognize basic word families like “at” and “ot”, so he was already familiar with these words and was able to apply these concepts, more or less, to unfamiliar word families like “ug” and “ip”. Introducing word families to your child can be a very challenging task, and I wonder if my experience with this book would have been the same if I had to teach him all that from scratch (for example the author doesn’t have a page about beginning and ending sounds, concepts which I taught my child way before I got this book). As for the ability of this book to keep my child’s attention and focus, it’s also hard to say, my child is academically inclined and would do even not-such exciting activities if it’s challenging enough for him and stimulates his brain, and this is one thing he does not struggle with, so I can’t say with certainty, but compared to other books we had in the past the activities in this book do not disappoint.Here are couple of pros that I summarized for you:
E Green –
Fun and easy to follow. Effective at teaching basic reading skills
Learning with fun and challenging activities that can easily be augmented. Build skills gradually with plenty of reinforced learning. I found this user friendly and no pressure. Go at your own pace.Bought another one for my next learner.
Kim Hilliard –
Granddaughter loves.
Great book for preschoolers.
Nickie Happy customer –
This book is legit!!!
Normally I donât leave reviews, but I had to return and leave a review for this book. By the end of this book, my little one was reading! It truly works!
Cat C. –
Reading book
My kid loves the activities on this book. It has good binding, pages are thick. I also like that it has explanation on how to present each lesson to your child. Lots of activity pages!
Ari Z –
Best book for students without English background (ESL/EFL)
I am an English teacher in Israel, and since this year I am teaching elementary school (which means students who never had any exposure to English before) I was looking for a book to guide me from beginning to end. I needed a book that will explicitly tell me what to say to the students, what to do throughout each lesson, how to present the material, etc. At the same time, it was also very important to me that the vocabulary in the texts and worksheets the book provides will be easy enough for my students. After long research and investigation, I decided to buy “Learn to Read” and I’m so satisfied with it! This book literally contains lesson plans, which tell you exactly what to say and do. It’s so organised and so teacher-friendly + students-friendly. The lesson plans save so much time, so I barely need to sit down and prepare them by myself for hours. The vocabulary is basic, the font is very good (which is crucial when it comes to the letters a and g), the pictures are lovely and the worksheets go well with the other activities my students have in their own workbooks. Another important thing is that the book is divided into two parts – the first one is the individual letters (in the order they should be taught and not in the alphabetical order, which is GREAT) and the second part is phonics, digraphs, blends, etc. So yeah… It’s perfect for beginners. At first, I was debating between “Teach Your Child to Read in 101 Lessons”, “The Reading Lesson – Teach Your Child to Read in 20 Easy Lessons” and “Learn to Read” (the book I purchased). I think the first two are best for English speaking children, so if you’re looking for a book to teach reading overseas, go with “Learn to Read”. I highly recommend it.
Tassja –
Engaging! Cute little games! GREAT prompts!
As a former elementary teacher, I appreciate the way this book is laid out. It reinforces letter recognition and sounds and gives the parent or instructor prompts to read. And then has small activities for the kiddo to do to reinforce both letter recognition and sound recognition. Would absolutely recommend this for any preschool, kindergarten, or struggling first grade kids.
Blake –
Great for beginning reader
A nice slow pace for a kid to learn how to read.
Nicole C –
Highly recommend. 5 year old enjoyed the lessons and is reading much more on his own. Good parent guide and script for each lesson.
Linda –
This is the first book that I could get my kid to work on without complaining. It has instruction on one page for the parents to explain and then a fun game or activity on the next page. I started with the plan to do one lesson a day, but my kid enjoyed the activities and started doing more and more.
Amazon Customer –
This book is great to teach my daughter how to read English. Each lesson is short and fun.
Juliana –
Livro bom para a criança que já tem noção de inglês, mas está aprendendo a escrever.
Nivine –
My child just loved it