And it is free. The “Good Start Guide to Reading” is now up and running for those signed up to the newsletter. Great feedback from the people who have already signed up as they were sent the ebook (More of a report) yesterday and many people have been in touch about how clear and concise the information is. A quick six page report in PDF format (If you cannot read PDF’s just send us an email and we will send a Word or Pages version) You too can have it totally free by signing up on the right or the pop up for our free course on teaching your child to read.

So what do you get?

It is a quick start guide to reading of course. It has the top ten tips for a good start to reading. It takes you from the pre-reading stage of phonemic awareness games and activities, through the teaching of phonics and how you do it through to the sight words lists and how to make this more boring part of learning much, much more interesting. Then we have talked about the best ways of teaching as a whole because a sentence is formed by phonetically spelled words, sight words and reading cues such as pictures and context that help you to bring out the abilities of your child to read. It finishes with the top ten tips for a good start to teach your child to read.

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