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Can you please help me

The teacher is very good at teaching, I want to be a child to go to school with the teacher.❤

Do the sounds change if you're learning american English or British English?

Do you teach them the names of the letters at the same time as the sounds. So choose 3 letters and teach both?

Hi bro I'm from India and the way you teaching us is awesome I taught my daughters they're enjoying it and telling me to reach more they are looking forward to see more thanks

I realized that memorization of words comes much later, when they’re reading fluently and often because we use certain words so often that we subconsciously end up memorizing them and eventually just knowing them and saying them without a second thought, we don’t have to sound out every letter sound. Do you have any videos on kids who are reading already and strengthening their reading comprehension? When I read to my kids I ask them questions about what’s happening in the book as a pre-cursor, but I’d like for them to retain that information more affectively.

I m writing for my mom can u help her read she can't read

Thank you

Thank you so much, and God bless you

Thank you!!! So tired of hearing toddlers only learn letter names as if it means a LOT. The sounds are essential.

Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou 💓 you just answered my fears, l can do this😂❤

I have a 3 year old that I tutor, he's really smart and this video has helped me understand how to get him to the next level.

@toddlerscanread you are great👏👏👏

Thank you so mush

Thank you, Spencer, Read by 4th, I'm a mom in Japan trying to teach my 4yo how to read in English!

Hi. My daughter is 5 and speaks English but is not reading. Would you be interested in teaching her?

I'm confusing to make R sound

No way, did he burp and not even edit that out of the video !? Super disgusting and disrespectful!!

Thank you for teaching us 😅 15:05 15:07

Love this! Anyone else homeschooling?

Thanx again. Great job!!!

Did you just really burp and did not say excuse me or edit the video???????

Thank you so much for this lesson, Spencer. I enjoyed and learned a lot. I'm in the UK, and English is my second language. After, started seeing your videos I feel more confident. My little one is 3 and he is enjoying a lot. Thanks again. God bless you. ❤❤❤

The most important part, which is the sound of the alphabet, understands us, it does not sound, there is no good sound. Could you repeat this part, please😢🎉❤

I learned so much from this video thank you for leaving this video up

Thank you so much my oldest learn to read with phonics excellent reader my second would have learn with your system because you include playing and that's all she wanted to do couldn't get her to stay still thank you again and God bless you and your family❤

Thank you. You have helped me sooo much!!

Need tips to help my nine year old boy how read and write well.

Need tips to help my nine year old boy how read and write well.

This is very helpful! Thank you very much Sir!

Hello Spencer, do you give online classes to kids? Thank you

jakari really love

Can you ap me

I can't read

Pro tip: Find these sounds in your environment (grocery store shelves, billboards, restaurant signs, etc.) Any time you can connect the abstract (letter sounds) to concrete things in their world, it lays big foundations for literacy. Teachable moments are everywhere just waiting for fun and meaningful discovery!

58:18. When to do this (kids see it as just more school) Tip: bath time is excellent for this. Foam letters that stick to the walls, squirt guns to shoot the sounds. Bath/body paints to write on the walls or the child then splash/scrub off the sounds. Then incorporate bath toys with those first-letter sounds. So fun!! Definitely not school.

The questions in the chat, at the end, are excellent!!

51:44 teaching sounds of letters that have more than one sound

49:30 making and teaching to small groups (weekly, to practice the 3-4 sounds)

47:07 💯 teachers, listen and enact!

Pro tip: include the vowels up front. Do a vowel with a consonant.

Pro tip: start with letters that have meaning to your child, like the starting letter to their name, sibings' names m and d for mom and dad, a pet's name, a holiday, etc. The goal is to connect abstract with concrete.

Thanks so much for this, appreciated it so much.

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I really love what you are doing! I was the kid in the classroom counting the paragraphs, too. Now I am a mom of 4 who don't even know where to begin to help them to read. Thank you for finding your purpose and doing the work.

Hi, am from India and English is not our mother tongue. We speak our regional language to the kid at home on a daily basis. So when i read english books to my kid... I often translate to the mother tongue thinking she would understand better is that ok? Or do i need to keep reading in English only fr my kid to picks up the language. Am pretty confused on this

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Thank you so much!! You have really helped me as a homeschool teacher of 1st graders!

How about sightwords?