My Child's First Reading Book
Simple Yet Systematic Tools to Walk Non-Readers to Readers!
"You should publish it!"
-K.K., Parent of a Kindergartner
"It's great!"
-C.C., Parent of a Kindergartner
"Thank you for such a great resource!"
-K.B., Kindergarten Teacher
"The pictures are gorgeous. This is great..!
-W.G., Certified Reading Specialist
"Andrew is having a ball! He takes it to bed with him."
-J.H., Grandparent of a Four-Year Old
"Hannah already can't put it down!"
-M.B., Parent of a Kindergartner
"That book is so very cute."
-S.W., Parent and former Montessori Preschool Director
"You've really done a very good job with it."
-R.N., Preschool Director
"I've looked it over (and my first thought was how well put together the book is)..."
-P.W., Aunt of a Preschooler
Imagine, your daughter comes to you - one month into Kindergarten and says, "Dad, I want to learn to read!" Surprised, but pleased, I purchased two books on Amazon (to remain nameless). One was making it too difficult. The other wasn't doing near enough.
So, I asked a friend of mine, how she taught her son to read. You see - he was reading on a second grade level, the year before (in my daughter's and his preschool class). My friend replied, "With three-letter words!" Note: we also had a letter-sound tape in the car.
At that moment, it dawned on me - if they knew three letter-sounds, they could read a three-letter word! So, I started putting pages together: letter-sound page, letter-sound page, reading page. And it worked like a charm - in relatively short order, my daughter went from the alphabet to reading short-vowel books.
Look Inside (Table of Contents)
Section 1 - Short Vowels & Consonants
Sections 2 - Long Vowels & Blends
Section 3 - Segmenting
www.TheAlphabetBook.com*
www.Pre-PhonicsForPreschoolers.com*
www.MyChildsFirstReadingBook.com
*Combined website (TheAlphabetBook =>forwarded)
**Product Differentiation Versus Product Consistency
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