Is your child in CP? Do you want to make learning to read easier? Without playing the secondary teachers - which could disturb him - here are 4 ways to pass on the reading virus to him.
1. I often read her stories
When you read a story to your child, whether he is 3 or 6 or 7 years old, pleasure and bonding flow in the same way: you create a bubble of well-being around this reading activity. When he himself can read, he will necessarily want to recreate it on his own! But while waiting for him to become a more skilled reader, at the end of CP or CE1, continue to read him aloud regularly. And even then, in CE2, CM1 or CM2: as he can read well, you will then read in two voices!
2. I read too
Aren't you a great reader of literature? No matter! You probably like to read something else: magazines or articles on the Net. Do not hesitate to do it in front of your child: he will see that you enjoy this activity, that it brings you pleasure, knowledge. A 6 or 7 year old child is very sensitive to the example of his parents: he will have only one desire, to imitate you!
3. I chat with his teacher
Aren't you comfortable with his teacher's method? No need to assault or criticize him, your child will be disturbed and uncomfortable! Instead, ask the teacher to explain how it works, what time of the year it will come to B.A.B (deciphering). Also ask him what he expects from you at home, how you can effectively complement what is done at school.
4. I read his page with him
This motivates your child to feel that you are interested in his school learning. Don't have time every night? Find at least a moment to read his manual with him at the weekend. This will give you an opportunity to see his progress and to congratulate him. It’s also a good way to spot any problems and talk to the teacher right away, to keep your child from getting discouraged.
5. I speak with him
Did you just read her a story? He just watched a DVD? Discuss it together: what did you like about this book or this movie? If he's a little confused, kindly tell him that you didn't quite understand. Push him to rephrase his words with more precise words, correct turn of sentences that you can of course suggest to him. The better he masters the language, the more easily he will gain access to reading....
Here is the reading system is called Reading Head Start, and it is nothing like the infomercials you see on TV, showing babies appearing to read, but who have only learned to memorize a few word shapes.
This is a reading program that requires you, the parent, to be involved. But the results are absolutely amazing.
Thousands of parents have used Reading Head Start to successfully teach their children to read.
This is a reading program that requires you, the parent, to be involved. But the results are absolutely amazing.
Thousands of parents have used Reading Head Start to successfully teach their children to read.
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