Play Your Way to Reading
$37.00
Description
A play based, worksheet-free guide to teaching your kids to read. Designed for PreK-2nd graders who want to learn to read in a developmentally appropriate way – through PLAY! Written by a former Kindergarten teacher turned homeschool mom of five, trained in early reading intervention.
- Covers: letter recognition, letter writing, letter sounds, rhyming, making words, word families, reading comprehension, making sentences, and writing.
- Phonics: teaches phonics through play, not worksheets
- No worksheets! Includes optional printables for some of the play-based activities, but ZERO busy work or fill-in-the-blank worksheets
- Non-seasonal: start any time of the year, and you’ll never be off schedule
- No weekly schedules: work at your child’s pace, not the pace of the curriculum
- No cutesy crafts or snacks to make
- Activities that use common supplies you have on hand – no need to buy anything special
- Tips for adapting activities according to your child’s ability
- Book Lists for read alouds, early readers, and more
- Suggestions for favorite materials and resources, should you want to purchase hands-on learning tools or add on a more traditional phonics curriculum
- Includes exclusive video teaching from Jess on teaching your kids to read, including some of her best tricks of the trade as a former kindergarten teacher and homeschool mom of five for the last 12 years
Read even more about Play Your Way to Reading and find sample lessons here
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Ralynn Butcher (verified owner) –
I loved this course!! It helped make reading more enjoyable for my daughter and it is great for older kids with some adaptions. Thank you for the hard work you put into this!
Heather G. (verified owner) –
My son is 8. He is really enjoying the activities we have done so far. Especially the tracing of the letters, which surprised me the most. He doesn’t like to write, but tracing is fun for him. We have only completed a handful of activities but he is doing really well. He has mastered all the letter sounds and has almost recognized all the letters, in just a week of us doing the activities. He was VERY ready for this next step in his reading journey!