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Montessori Reading and Writing
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Learning
Reading
Takes Time and Commitment
After the kid gets
bored or loses concentration it is time to give up learning
reading, and come back at a later time. Hang in there because the kid will usually come around and start learning reading. It takes a bit longer for them to unwind and change to a new topic. Then they will be right for hopefully a good half hour or so.
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Parents And Parents of Children who are having Problems Learning to Read Have A look At Three
Free Videos About How to Teach Your Child To Read
Video 1: Introduction To Montessori Reading. Video 2: How To Make Sandpaper
Letters.
Video 3: How To Teach Reading Using Sandpaper Letters As
has been said many times before 'a picture tells a thousand words' and
these free videos do just that. They are easier to understand as you
can see how to make sandpaper letters then how to teach using
them. Fill In Your
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Then I get the kid to
copy the letters to make the word, as we say the word together. I phonically say each letter so the kid gets a grasp of what the letters
and the word sounds like. As long as the kid writes the words, I will keep printing out new pages and new words to color in. If the kid likes doing a special part of the reading process like coloring in and writing words I will let them do it. If they like doing it they will learn faster. To find out more about reading courses i recommend including a Montessori program see our teach reading page. To join in the talk and meet other parents have your say in the forum.Thank you for your
time
Peter Legrove
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