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i would like to know tips for an 18 month old. she doesn't know the alphabet bit she will say the spunds after me. she loves for me to read to her but i want the next step
This is brilliant .I am teaching my grandson who has Moderate Learning difficulties .He is 8 .We are doing the read ,write programs and it is going well albeit slow .i believe it will take him 2 years but i am not relying on the school .i am taking charge. He does 15 mins each day plus whenever the opportunity arises
Vowel teams, r controlled vowels, and digraphs come later in learning (towards the end of 1st grade). You just teach them the sound or sounds that they make.
Make cards for those and teach those sounds first. Than teach word families with those sounds. Many children benefit from hands on. I use magnetic letter tiles that include those sounds. If you need more hand holding there are amazing programs like All About Reading.
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Use the flash cards to build the word. Have them touch each sounds as they say it. You can also use magnetic letters if you have them. Building the words they are having trouble with really helps.
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