Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 3, 2010 at 8:32pm.
Why do you want to teach a five-year-old to read?
I know of children who learned to read before they started formal training in school. They picked up reading because they were ready and motivated. However, this precosity doesn't always continue through school.
The best preparation for learning to read is to read to the child. When she's ready, she'll realize that those squiggly lines on a page represent words. She'll pretend to read -- and sooner or later she'll see the connection between the words on the page and the spoken words.
I posted about this. Go down to the 3rd message or so by "Puppet" on this page:
http://forumosa.com/taiwan/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=89327&start=20
Use hook on phonetics
Its a combination of objects and sound
sh!t in their mouths.
give em a boner
search online for learning to read tools..
search "starfall"
Google readingeggs
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My baby can read My baby cousin has that and it knows how to read very very good !!
he is Two
you should make cards with easy words on them and make a picture of the meaning of the card. show it , say it and try to see if your baby can say it to . this helps by giving your baby new words to learne at this young age. i hope this helps you.
you should make cards with easy words on them and make a picture of the meaning of the card. show it , say it and try to see if your baby can say it to . this helps by giving your baby new words to learn at this young age. i hope this helps you.
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