What to do BEFORE you teach sight words #shorts

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Teaching our kids sight words is important, but there's an important skill for them to master BEFORE you teach sight words!

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Learn more about how to teach your little one to read in my Beginning Reader Workshop!

toddlerscanread

As a reading teacher I endorse this. Include phonemic awareness as well parents.

lionessrising

just interact with your children. no matter what anyone says. It shows that you care. Good work either way

nancykennon

He accidentally triggered the final boss. Now he shall pronounce

_Snix

My daughter two weeks ago read her first Word by herself (on the paper), without encouraging. She is 27 months. I'm so proud.

janklient

As an ESL teacher, step 1 - learn the letter sounds.

tipigi

Who knew drake was such a good parent?

InKrabnito

Parents and caregivers SHOULD be actively involved in their children's education like this and teach them things like reading, writing, spelling & math at their level, before they even start school. They will be better for it.
Props to this guy. 👏🏻👏🏻

AudreyC

Oh yes, big YES. Montessori teacher here. Proud that I taught 100s of children to read starting with phonemic awareness and then phonics. Comprehension fostered by story, acting out stories, poems, songs, finger plays, nomenclature ( vocabulary naming items in a category precisely), conversation, read alouds in fiction and non-fiction, asking text specific and open-ended questions. Our students were competent and voracious readers! Phonics works!

lizzie

According to my mum, this was actually how I learned to read. My parents would show me product brands (nothing fancy, like your usual soap, shampoo, milk, flour, etc.) while reading them out loud. They'd do this constantly, but never rushed since I was only 3 (people I know would expect their kids to start learning the letters at the age of 4-6). I guess language and literature has always been my strong suit, because by the age of 4, I already started reading comics (nothing complex, just kids comics (like Abby by Paige Walshe), but considering how sentences, speech bubbles, and comic panels work, even I don't know how I figured those out at that age) 😅

One important note, my native language is indonesian which is actually much simpler than English (product brands included), so it definitely held a big part in my learning journey.

daulahiftitah

Yes! Learning through phonetics instead of sight reading, creates stronger readers and sets a good foundation for literary and language skills that will benefit them their whole lives. Great job!!!

louiselaliberte

Im 52 and i rem3mber the good ole days when parents taught their children to read and the syllables that blend the letters together to form a word and its individual sounds ? So thank you for teaching your child sadly many parents cant read themselves and therefore their children have suffered with literacy in our country .Now with everything being done by AI illiteracy is even more previlent than ever in our communities. Its Makes my heart fill with hope that this generation will not effect the next and change is gonna come ? God Bless your family and its so wonderful to see that education is important in your family as it is in mine .😊❤

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