by Heather Ross | Apr 7, 2016 | Learning Disabilities
I strongly believe that the Letter Sounds are the most important step of learning to read. If a child does not fluently know his/her letter sounds, he/she cannot sound out or blend sounds. Keep practicing with your child. Here are some ideas for you to further help...
by Heather Ross | Apr 7, 2016 | Learning Disabilities, Teaching Tips
Yes, I recommend to read to your child no matter what. Hearing language, expression, and fluency is valuable even if your child is not sitting and watching you. You can also try to read to your toddler during meal times while he/she is eating and already sitting. You...
by Heather Ross | Apr 7, 2016 | Learning Disabilities, Teaching Tips
Learning the Alphabet Try breaking the Alppabet into parts. Do 4-5 Letters at a time during a lesson. Then incorporate other fun ways to reinforce Letter Learning. Fun Ideas: 1. Alphabet videos online videos on www.FirstStepReading.com 2. Bath crayons and write the...
by Heather Ross | Apr 6, 2016 | Learning Disabilities
This curriculum is meant for any student who is looking for a pre-reader to beginning reader learning program. This program guides the student through the basic steps of learning to read English. The program begins with the English Alphabet, Letter Sounds, and...
