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Archive for October, 2009

We were hoping to expand this site very quickly but things have overtaken us a bit in the last couple of weeks. My daughter was taken ill a week and a half ago and had to be taken home from school. Two days later and with a very high temperature she was taken to the health centre and they sent her straight to the hospital. She has now been in there for 8 days with bacterial pneumonia on a antivirus drip. They discounted swine flu after two days in an isolation ward but her lungs were still congested.

Now she should be out on Monday and later in the week we will be able to start updating the site but here in Spain the parent stays with the child at all times in the hospital and acts as the nurse would in the UK so between myself and my husband Graham if we have not been in the hospital we have been at home looking after the other little one and acting as a taxi for the older one.

So back to normal next week with more information and a great announcement about the upcoming membership area of the site which for a nominal fee of $5 per month is going to include interviews with teachers telling how they work with children to help them read, the online sight words reading course, regular product reviews and discounts, book recommendations and offers and a whole lot more. And you know what, the first month is going to be free or just one dollar for trying it out.

Thanks for your understanding

Lynne

More Reading About Children’s Books:

  • Fun with Click and Jane – Virginia Heffernan writes a media column for The New York Times, and last week’s, titled “Click and Jane,” asks “What are kids learning to read when they learn to read online?” The question was prompted, she tells us, by her 3-year-old …

For any of you near to Valencia if you can make it on Saturday we are running two events. They are together so you don’t need to go anywhere else. Firstly, we are going to have a meet the teacher and this is together with the book fair we are running.

Obviously we are very interested in promoting Usborne books because they complement the course really well. Check out the site here http://teachyourchildtoread.net/us (And if you are not in Valencia, or even Spain, you can order books directly from there too) However for the local people that are signed up for the course it is also an opportunity to get to know Lynne too and she will be explaining how the course can be used and how the books complement that but also answering any questions that may have come up so far.

If you are nearby and want to see Lynne and participate in the fair it is being held outside Spainsburys supermarket, yes you read correctly, Spainsburys in Lliria. If you have GPS then the address is Pza Jaime Roig 1, Marc Cornelli, Lliria.

Book Fair Special.

12 Phonics Books for the price of 4. We have 12 packs remaining of the Usborne First Phonics Series. 18 have been snapped up the first day!!

The book fair and meet the expert session will be from 10.30am-2.30pm depending on the weather and you are welcome to come and talk with Lynne.

If you cannot get there we will be holding a teleconference in October if there is interest so that parents can grill Lynne on all aspects of teaching their children to read and also ask questions about the process. We would like you to send questions in for this beforehand using the lynne@teachyourchildtoread.net email address.

Looking forward to seeing you.

Related Reading

  • Rocket Phonics Review – I was so excited when we were chosen to review Rocket Phonics. Rocket Phonics is a phonics program that contains a series of games and fun activities to teach children how to read. It is created for children ages 4-10 but it is easy to …
  • Pajama Mommy A Women and Mothers Blogger Community A Women and . – I am amazed by all the great things people are doing these days to encourage reading and learning at younger ages. From Baby Einstein to the new Hooked On Phonics its amazing that our children have so many more advantages we have. Parenting isn’t easy, and we want the best for our kids.
  • Encouraging Reading by Stephen Krashen – Encouraging Reading by Stephen Krashen. A presentation at Encyclo-Media 2006, Oklahoma City, OK 01 September 2006. Dr Stephen Krashen (Professor Emeritus) University of Southern California www.sdkrashen.com …

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“Teach Your Child to Read” is a new site which will explain the best learning techniques, games, methods and products including phonics, ideas to increase phonemic awareness, how to use sight words and sight words lists and more. Everything you need to help your child develop their reading skills and to help you to help them. (Which means you get to spend time together too!). The pages are organised so that you can find specific sight words games and activities, phonics games and phonemic awareness activities which will all encourage you and your child as you teach your child to read.

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I’m Lynne, a busy teacher and mother of three. Whenever I can I’ll be adding to the “Teach Your Child To Read” site with new articles, tips and ideas about helping your child to read and write. Please bookmark the site and keep visiting to see all the new things here or follow using the RSS reader to the right. In the future I’m hoping to put up a forum where parents can ask me or each other questions, make suggestions, review products etc., where we can help and support each other on the journey to bringing up literate children and eager readers.

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We look forward to seeing you here regularly and just to start to teach your child to read straight away get these sight words cards and phonics games in “The Reading Lesson”.

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Lynne

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