Can Read Phonics
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You Can Read! Phonics Video Tutor: A Reading Enhancement Program, Level 1 [VHS]
$18.95 You Can Read! Phonics Video Tutor is a total learning experience. This Elementary Phonics Series teaches younger children key reading and phonics concepts, including: - The Alphabet - Letters & Sounds - Sight Words - Short Vowels - New Vocabulary This proven phonetic approach is perfect for early learners. The methods and structure of this program will teach the early stages of re... |
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You Can Read! Phonics Video Tutor, Smart Kids
$2.50 Video about Phonics and teaching kids to read!... |
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Your Baby Can Read (5 DVD Set and more)
$75.00 Factory sealed. 5 interactive DVDs + 50 flash cards. Ships within 24 hours of payment!... |
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ABC and Flashcards, English Version 1.0
$18.95 Learn to love reading! The "Alphabets and english words" DVD is a playful introduction to reading English. It is designed for toddlers and preschoolers, but even older kids have fun watching it. Our Alphabet will help your child to recognize letters and words. The stop-motion animations are handmade with recycled household materials and we describe how you can simply make an animated movie on your... |
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Greek Myth Plays: 10 Readers Theater Scripts Based on Favorite Greek Myths That Students Can Read and Reread to Develop Their Fluency (Best Practices in Action)
$6.74 Help students build fluency and gain confidence as readers with the timeless tales of King Midas, Daedalus and Icarus, Echo and Narcissus, and more. This collection of short scripts features parts that are written to accommodate readers at different profi... |
With the unit of study, as Konos FIAR or what kind of reading acquisition program used?
I'm wanting to do Unit Studies, with My 4 years old next year when she is 5 years. She is ADHD and much a kinesthetic person and wondered what kind of phonics / reading program they use to teach children to read?
If memory serves correct, Konos not use a specific reading program, which recommend books to learn to read (also) that relate to the study area. Therefore, you may have to find supplemental material to assist in reading the way dd that is best for her. There are several reading programs aimed kinesthetic few available for online purchase. However, you may find it helpful to contact others who are students of education in the home first kinesthetic and find out what programs are using. I read an article online (see link below) few minutes ago warning parents seeking curricula for kinesthetic reading it sounds not as ideal for students kinesthetic " because often all they have to "cut and paste" projects. Our children (11 and 14) have very different learning styles, but they both loved CD computer 'Sesame Reader Rabbit' and 'Street' when they were young and your dd. They thought they were only helping the characters to get from the Point to point 'A' B'-bit to realize that they were learning to read in the process. If your dd enjoys video games, you can find games reading a very useful tool. Good luck to you.
