What is the best way to teach a 5-year-old to read? Pain-free? The short answer to this question is slowly!
You need a lot of patience to teach a child to read, and you need to be extra supportive. Don’t underestimate, how difficult this task is for your child and don’t think there is a quick way of doing it.
Below I explain a pain-free process of how to do this well.
What is the best way to teach a 5-year-old to read? Pain-free? The short answer to this question is slowly!
You need a lot of patience to teach a child to read, and you need to be extra supportive. Don’t underestimate, how difficult this task is for your child and don’t think there is a quick way of doing it.
Below I explain a pain-free process of how to do this well.
What is the best way to teach a 5-year-old to read? Pain-free? The short answer to this question is slowly!
You need a lot of patience to teach a child to read, and you need to be extra supportive. Don’t underestimate, how difficult this task is for your child and don’t think there is a quick way of doing it.
Below I explain a pain-free process of how to do this well.
What is the best way to teach a 5-year-old to read? Pain-free? The short answer to this question is slowly!
You need a lot of patience to teach a child to read, and you need to be extra supportive. Don’t underestimate, how difficult this task is for your child and don’t think there is a quick way of doing it.
Below I explain a pain-free process of how to do this well.
What is the best way to teach a 5-year-old to read? Pain-free? The short answer to this question is slowly!
You need a lot of patience to teach a child to read, and you need to be extra supportive. Don’t underestimate, how difficult this task is for your child and don’t think there is a quick way of doing it.
Below I explain a pain-free process of how to do this well.
Developing Reading Readiness in your child
For children to be able to read, they need to be ready.
Some people say, that infants as young as a few months old are ready to read.
Although I don’t dispute the fact that they can start the process of learning to read at this age, this is not what Reading Readiness refers to.