Teaching your child to read can be challenging, time-consuming but also rewarding and lots of fun. In order to get your child motivated and ready to learn to read you may need some pointers to get off to that good start. We are writing our ‘Good Start Guide’ to teaching children reading to help you get off to that positive start which will further motivate both you and your child on the journey to literacy. If you have already signed up to receive our free phonics worksheets for our online reading course, you will be sent this guide automatically. If not, sign up now on the pop-up or through the link to the right and you will receive not only this free guide, but also all the resources, links and advice you need to guide you through the whole process of teaching your child to read.
If you would like a quick preview at the kind of resources we provide, just click on this link which takes you to the letter ‘s’ advice, links and activities. It can be found here. Remember it is imperative that you download the fonts beforehand so that everything works perfectly. The download page for the fonts is here. (Please take into account the fonts used are particular ones which are in the style used to teach handwriting. If you do not have these fonts installed you may not see the worksheets exactly as they should appear, but you’ll have an idea as to what they will be like.)
If you have friends and family with children at the same stage, please let them know about us and they too will get the good start guide to teaching your child to read. I’m sure they’ll be happy you have helped them to find a useful and essential helping hand for such an important stage of child development.
We look forward to helping you, your friends and all your children to get reading, so please sign up now!
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