Teaching your child to read early!

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sarahohana1

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At the beginning of the quarantine, I had more time working at home so I've been reading some articles about the importance of reading for the development of our little ones. Did you know kids prepare for their reading education years before even reading their first book? Building literacy and language skills help children be kindergarten-ready, so they enter school with a love of books and ready to learn. So I decided it was a great time to introduce books to my daughter!

That's when I met a wonderful system called Reading Head Start! We started seeing results in just 1 month and we were shocked!!! Today she reads very well for her age and I'm sure she will excel at school in the future! I’m really proud!
About this system, at first, I had doubts, but as there is a $1 trial so I decided to try it! Especially because $1 makes almost no difference 😂 And it was incredible! We're enjoying it a lot and that's why I came to share it with you!
If anyone is interested in trying it too (and I highly recommend it), this is the link 👉 https://bit.ly/3d2dJl7
 
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Renata Lander

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Quarantine has opened up many opportunities. I now spend more time with my children and we are constantly looking for something to do. Reading has become an important part of our evening routine. It also helps children calm down. I agree with the idea it's better to teach children reading at home. I will look through this system it seems interesting to me!
 
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The is no reason to argue with you. Of course, reading develops different skills and the way of thinking. Kids have better imaginations and know how to act in different situations. That is why parents read them since early childhood. I should mention our Little Scholars Kindergarten Brooklyn. They pay great attention to reading. As they have children of different ages, including little toddlers. They use all the modern and proven methods in education. Read their articles on that topic.
 
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BorisB

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Bookmarked this thread
I'll have a kid soon and I wanna teach her read early
Thanks guys c:
 
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BillShiphr

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Billok said:
The is no reason to argue with you. Of course, reading develops different skills and the way of thinking. Kids have better imaginations and know how to act in different situations. That is why parents read them since early childhood. I should mention our Little Scholars Kindergarten Brooklyn. They pay great attention to reading. As they have children of different ages, including little toddlers. They use all the modern and proven methods in education. Read their articles on that topic.
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Wow! I started to notice that many people tell about this Brooklyn Child Care https://littlescholarsnyc.com/. It is a place where both of my kids went. As a parent, I can truly recommend it. I was happy to avoid all the school issues. My children do their homework by themselves and get perfect marks only. And yes, I am sure reading helped them to prepare for school. Even now, after graduating from Little Scholars, they read every night and enjoy it! Thanks to all our daycare providers for that. It's nice to see other reviews and mentions of that place on the Internet.
 
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iammiadt

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Yes! We can teach our child to read early. even my 3 year old daughter was starting to read cvc words (3 letter words) ever since i enrolled her to https://georgia.edu.ph/. She was really enjoying the activities in reading since the school was doing jolly phonics to teach my kid. We also practice and do their activities during my free time at home. and i cant be more proud of her fast improvement.
 
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brainzig

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There are various online options available for better learning experience for kids. Give it a try on Brainzig: online worksheets for improving kids' reading and writing skills.
 
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brainzig

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iammiadt said:
Yes! We can teach our child to read early. even my 3 year old daughter was starting to read cvc words (3 letter words) ever since i enrolled her to https://georgia.edu.ph/. She was really enjoying the activities in reading since the school was doing jolly phonics to teach my kid. We also practice and do their activities during my free time at home. and i cant be more proud of her fast improvement.
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Hey,
Try this website Brainzig for practice worksheets. These are free to download and printable worksheets.
 
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