A CHILD WHO READS WILL BECOME AN ADULT WHO THINKS!
Consequences of Early Reading Ability
This book is unlike any other educational reading resource with the many positive consequences it provides. There is a genuine bonding that goes on with the conversations you will have with your child as you discuss the beginning sounds of each letter. Their vocabulary is increased, their verbal expression is increased, their own future schooling judgment is happily increased because they all ready know this first big schooling challenge, and they will LOVE the admiration from the teacher and other students in their class. Their self esteem sky rockets, and they will love school that will be foundational for the rest of their schooling years. Also the allure of screens won’t be as intense as they find success in reading and learning through the printed page. There are so many forces out there demanding their attention that to sneak early and easy reading ability in is a HUGE positive for their development. I have seen this success many times!
EARLY READING ENSURES SCHOOL SUCCESS
If a child is not reading by the end of the third grade, he/she is SIX TIMES more likely to NOT graduate from high school. Educate yourself on how easy it is to teach your pre-schooler to read so as to not be part of these statistics. Reading is their first big challenge in school, so overcome it with ease and fun. Have them experience SUCCESS in school from the very beginning!
Media Influences
Children are highly suggestive to subliminal programing contained in cartoons, books, movies, kindle, video games, and other child oriented media. Be very aware and watch with them sometimes with your comments as to what is true and important in your household. You will sometimes observe political messages. Intervene and instruct. Teach critical thinking for their age appropriate understanding. “We don’t do that in our family.” “That isn’t right.” “You can’t treat people like that.” “That is not smart.”
The culture is after them early about how to treat people, what is important, what is right or wrong, how to act, what to think, how to spend your time, etc. It is all there. It takes hold slowly and surely. Don’t be surprised, and wonder how and why they think as they do as teenagers and young adults. The teachers were put into place early without your knowing it.
Are Screens Parenting Your Child?
What a horrifying question, but screens have a great deal of influence on what and whom your child is becoming. AnOmaly on Facebook wrote in May 2018 “They are brainwashing your kids, folks, everywhere….Twitter, Facebook, Google, Kindle, Snapchat, the education system, television, music, etc. It’s beyond a “liberal” bias. It’s soulless, vile, negative, toxic, twisted, and backwards disguised as liberalism.”
You as a parent have to decide how true this is. It is in your home everyday….an alien intruder is within your child’s reach. Can you counterbalance this presence and influence? Hope so! How? Think about it. Take care….
Developing a Child’s Character
Developing a child’s character will make you (and your child) so happy and proud when the results are seen. Doing the right thing no matter the situation, helping others including his teacher, thoughtfulness of others, telling the truth to themselves and others, love, do unto others as you would do unto yourself, integrity, praying, nice manners which are just making others feel comfortable, self control, respecting other people, self discipline, being on time, morals, doing what you say you will do, being upbeat and positive, good work habits, contribute to life, love animals, respecting elders, minding parents, taking some responsibility in all situations, opening doors and giving up seats for older people (and more) are foundational for a child’s self esteem, and admiration and respect from others.
I used to keep a notebook on what I wanted to teach my children to make sure I covered them all. Give them lots of praise, love and rewards as they learn.
Early reading brings them self esteem and self respect.
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PRESCHOOL READING CAN BE SO EASY TO LEARN!
By focusing on fun and silly words emphasizing initial phonic sounds in everyday conversation you will discover easy methods to teach your preschooler how to read. It is so simple. You will have NO worries about this first educational challenge. Wonder how?…I would love to show you how.
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Teaching Children At Home
Teaching a child to read in the familiarity and love at home is the ideal place to learn. There are so many reasons and distractions to not learn in school that all of these reasons can be eliminated esp. since my process is so easy to implement. Reading is fundamental to higher order thinking, and in many ways our educational system is fraudulent esp. when high school seniors are allowed to graduate without knowing how to read, write well or use critical thinking. Some believe that this has political implications as an uninformed populace is easier to control.
I think observers of our educational system realize that there is widespread declining intellectual ability in our students as they go into life or attempt to enter university. Remedial classes are often required. The basics of English grammar are being destroyed with few even noticing or caring. The average student in the 19th century was well read and wrote well. This is no longer the case.
Parents must take a proactive stance from the very beginning to make sure their children are fully able to read. This is the first step for a child’s educational future! Women now go into all sorts of careers often leaving the least capable for teaching. Of course, one can’t generalize and this is certainly not true in all cases. The school environment can be a negative one for them and the students, but just be aware and make the appropriate changes if necessary.
Homeschooling is growing enormously, and certainly goes against our highly regulated educational system for a reason. In our family, I combined homeschooling with public education. I made sure they had the best that our community offered, and I did my part as well including developing their natural talents.
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Results!!!
I observe my grand daughter who is in the 4th grade, but reading at the 7th grade level!!!…She reads endlessly hidden in a hammock under a tree and over the flowers, weather permitting here in the west. She has 20 books piled up on the floor in her room most of the time with numerous trips to the library always on the schedule. She loved learning to read early….Good going little girl !!!
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The Spoken Word
The spoken word is the foundation of reading and reading comprehension. Words given voice create awareness to a child’s perception of his world, to the people in it, to the animals in it, and to higher levels of understanding. But first the verbalized word. Talk to them at every opportunity. It awakens them. Their brains and awareness expand. Their mouth, ears and eyes are their gateway to knowledge and education. Engage your child in conversation about anything. Connecting fun and silly words with sounds are the basis of my reading theories. But first talk to them about the world right in front of them. What is happening right here and right now ? Verbalization springboards your child’s awareness, understanding, and maybe even his brain. His ability to express himself has great meaning to him, to his teachers and to his parents. This process keeps growing and expanding as more and more knowledge and awareness come forth. His world expands, and his interest in learning and in school take off!
But then along comes the screens with an odd and uncharacteristic silence. A certain quiet descends and children are easier to handle with less effort from a parent when they are sitting over somewhere totally engrossed in a screen. But think about it. Is this what you want? Sure, some is OK, but there are parents who are very restrictive about screen time as it is very apparent what is going on here. There is no talking and no physical activity, and who knows what is influencing your child on these screens. Is this normal? Is this what you want? What do you think? Does this bother you? Is this OK with you? Children mimic behavior with what they see. Is this how you want them to spend their time?
Reading is an activity of great value as it opens a child world to adventures, imagination, and excitement. This is what I propose. Early reading is the key to their kingdoms to open doors to their futures.
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