*For those of you asking how to get access to the full and most comprehensive version of Teacher Jim's Children Learning Reading (and Math) Program (2024 edition) designed for children aged 2 to 8 (this version of my program includes everything you need to make learning fun and SUPER effective, and to make your child exceptionally smart, and unlock their genius potential, including lesson videos, fun lesson activities and printouts, MP3 audios, engaging phonics games designed to make learning enjoyable and stress-free, short stories and comprehension check exercises, beautifully illustrated storybooks, children's favorite nursery rhymes, and our fantastic numbers and math workbook that your child will love):* *Here’s how you can get access and start the program right away:* *1. Visit our official page at:* ►► children-learning-reading.com/ ◄◄ *and click the “Grab Your Copy Now” button at the bottom of the page.* *2. You will be directed to a secure payment page where you can choose from several payment options including Visa, MasterCard, Discover and PayPal.* *Simply select your local currency, enter the required payment details, and click 'Pay Now' to complete your purchase.* *3. Once the payment is approved, you will be automatically redirected to the confirmation page where you’ll receive an instant download link for our Children Learning Reading program and lesson videos.* *You will also receive an email confirmation with your order details, including your personal download links.* *4. Stay tuned:* ► tinyurl.com/SubForSurprise ........................................................................................................................................................................ References supporting that early learning in reading and math boosts children’s intelligence, cognitive development, and genius potential: [1].Dr. Cunningham, A. E., & Dr. Stanovich, K. E., What Reading Does for the Mind. [This research indicates that early reading makes children exceptionally smart and unlocks their genius potential, because the brain’s plasticity is at its peak during this period. This heightened plasticity allows for stronger and more numerous brain synapse connections. Their Research reveals that early reading significantly enhances vocabulary, comprehension, memory recall, and cognitive skills. Also according to these findings, early reading provides not only academic advantages but also lifelong intellectual benefits] [2]. University of Cambridge. Early Childhood Reading and Brain Development. [This study found that reading for pleasure in early childhood is associated with improvements in brain structure, vocabulary, memory, and academic performance. Early readers also displayed lower risks of mental health and behavioral issues during adolescence] [3]. The National Reading Panel (NRP). Teaching Children to Read: An Evidence-Based Assessment of the Scientific Research Literature on Reading and Its Implications for Reading Instruction. [This report concludes that systematic phonics instruction effectively improves children’s reading skills, including decoding, vocabulary, spelling, and comprehension. These skills form a cognitive foundation that supports lifelong academic and intellectual growth] [4]. Protzko, Aronson, & Blair. Effects of Early Reading on IQ. [This research shows that early reading can raise a child’s IQ by more than six points. Enhanced verbal intelligence and performance on IQ tests were observed in children who started reading early, even when controlling for genetic and environmental factors] [5]. University of Maryland. The Cognitive Benefits of Early Math Education. [Early math education strengthens cognitive functions such as problem-solving, logical reasoning, and critical thinking. Early exposure to math concepts enhances children’s ability to analyze, evaluate, and make connections, supporting future academic performance and intellectual growth] [6]. Frontiers in Psychology. Brain Development and Early Math Learning. [MRI studies reveal that early math learning positively impacts neural connectivity and brain plasticity, especially in regions associated with memory, attention, and spatial awareness. This suggests that early math education enhances overall brain development, supporting learning in other areas. Early math learning also boosts the brain’s capacity for faster and more complex information processing]
Ace Mentor hey ,if anyone else wants to uncover how to teach children to read try Lomonting Reading Guide Mentor ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy got amazing success with it.
There are a few factors in tips for helping a toddler to read. One plan I found that succeeds in merging these is the Presto learner genie (check it out on google) definately the most helpful plan i've heard of. Check out all the extraordinary information .
interesting points ,if anyone else wants to learn about teach child to read without phonics try Presto Learner Genie (just google it ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my friend got amazing success with it.
What is amazing is that you keep speaking of teachers who are amazed that a 5 year old child can read. Teachers are not good at teaching much of anything. It takes passion for a subject to teach it. I can not imagine a person not loving to read, write, being inquisitive, and creative, singing even off key. So what happens for the child whose parent is not a reader, they will not read your book. I have a method for parents who are non reader themselves. In fact they will not listen to the entire 23 minutes. I loved your enthusiasm. My job is getting the attention of parents who do not know it is their job to teach their children. So I respect their attention span which can sometimes be shorter than their children's.
This is really true. This video is really helpful for parent to realize that it is a really good idea to teach children the basics such as reading. The best child teaching method video so far!
Great Video! Sorry for the intrusion, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (search on google)? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for teaching children to read without the headache. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my BF at very last got amazing success with it.
Nice video content! Apologies for chiming in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you ever tried - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (do a search on google)? It is a smashing one of a kind product for teaching children to read without the normal expense. Ive heard some decent things about it and my work buddy after a lifetime of fighting got cool results with it.
Kudos for the Video! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would love your thoughts. Have you thought about - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (search on google)? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for teaching children to read minus the headache. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my GF after many years got great success with it.
Wow just awesome kids, i am excited view, Most powerfully kids, i allweys follow this channel, i recommended people this channel, most important video all kids👌👌👌thanks for sharing the video
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hi my daughter is 2.5 years. we are not native english speackers. Will this book help her or should we need to learn something before this. Please suggest.
Reading is not sounding out a series of words but truly comprehending the meaning of the text. How do you make sure your children know what they are reading about?
Hello, this is amazing. I have a 5 year old who is in preschool and he is having a little trouble recognizing the abcs and numbers, even the sounds. I tried abc mouse he doesn't like it but I do put him on it. tried matching letters and numbers and still struggling is it maybe that each kid is different? ill give it try on the method you give in this video hopefully it will help. Will repost results later Tanks!
+Anais Rodriguez *Hi **_Anais Rodriguez_**, Thank you for your comment. We hope that the explained methods here help you to teach your child to read well...*
Does english school actually teach just by using sight words? Using the phonetic version is more difficult in English. I am German and in almost all cases the letter always makes the same sound. I think I learned reading using phonetics. (Teaching English to adults is annoying cause I can't explain why one letter is pronounced in 15 different ways depending on the word.... seeing their annoyance when the "basic" letter sound isn't working xD i probably had a lot of troubles with that as well when I started properly studying English in grade 8ish (I only knew very basic stuff before that, because from grade 3-7 I was almost failing that class each semester and not paying attention.) Nowadays I am really good at English cause I read 1-12hours each day in English for a year and then I started 1-12 hours (depending on the day/school/etc, but I did do it A LOT) watching TV shows/ reading each day after that. (Took forever to learn English... and i think I can only properly know how stuff is pronounced cause I have had so much input. With a lot of words if I dont know them I could guess 1-10 different ways of pronouncing them (thats complicated words though, so not really applicable for kids) Teaching Chinese reading is actually so much easier than English. Because Pinyin (aka normal letters) always make the same sounds. Non of that crazy english mess xD. E is always pronounced the same, so is f, l, o, and every other letter. (Ehm yeah .... And then there come characters afterwards. I think kids learn reading in the first 2/3 weeks of 1st grade and then when they're fluent with that they start characters. By the end of year one they know about 800ish and by the end of grade 3 they can read basically everything. For grade 1-3 books have pinyin on top of the characters so that kids can read it.
it means that I should teach my 6 year old native English speaker student to read the phonemic. For example teach her the sound of "th" so she can read there? Am I right? She is living in Colombia, so I help her to not forget her English. I thought learning her to read was the most important, so she continues practicing.
I am home schoolin my. 5&6 year old and.it seem so hard to teach them to read I also have a 2 year old that I want to teach to read.. what are some things that I could buy to make it easier for all of them???
I am tutoring my neighbour, she is 5 and when you ask her what the sound of a letter is she just says a random letter and is never interested in learning. I don't know what to do. If she has a short book and you read it to her then ask her to read it she will memoueverything you say and memories the pictures instead of reading the words. Please help me
chanellergful *Thank you **_chanellergful_** for your interest in Children-Learning-Reading Program* (www.Children-Learning-Reading.com). *Early lessons last only 3 to 5 minutes, and later lessons will take a bit longer around 5 to 10 minutes. The total amount* *of time daily should be around 15 minutes. Depending on the age of the child, Jim recommends spending a few days* *per lessons, of course, older children can progress faster than younger children.*
What about a child that has dyslexia. My husband has dyslexia and he has problems reading. sometimes it's hard for him to understand certain sentences. He has to read a bit slower than a normal adult. It's not because he was taught to read incorrectly, he was born with a disability he can't control. Learning disabilities are very common in my husband's family. My brother in law has troubles reading and his son has dyslexia and dysgraphia. So when my baby gets older and IF he inherets my husband's learning disabilities would it still be that easy to teach our child? Is there a way I can teach my child if he inherets my husband's learning disability?
From my experience, dyslexia is not genetic. But is does happen in families, because it is about how people in the family move. Our deep genetic heritage (long before we had houses and TVs and strollers) involves babies being carried by their moms or the older children as the family unit searched for food. The infant was subjected to an up-and-down or side-to-side rhythmic activity daily, until they were old enough to walk on their own (and in walking they supplied their own rhythmic movements). Our developmental process needs this rhythmic activity (up-and-down and/or side-to-side) to move the developmental process forward. Deep down you already know that infants need this movement. When your infant is fussy, you pick up the child and you rock the child or otherwise provide that rhythmic stimuli. The members of your family (and extended members too) need to spend 30-45 minutes per day on a rebounder (miniature trampoline), bouncing themselves. If their balance is not very good (often with dyslexics), then they should sit on a fully inflated yoga ball and bounce themselves. For most people, this daily rhythmic activity will slowly eliminate their dyslexia. I'm speaking from experience. I recover children with developmental difficulties and rhythmic activity is my main intervention).
My child is 10 years old, and he doesn't like reading by himself .He preferes to hear words from me instead of reading them, so I started to read for him everynight two pages, and he enjoyed that . Please tell me how can I make him loving reading?
My now 7 and 6 year old kids are the smartest in their classes. I started to teach them to read when they were just 6 months old. My husband was making fun of me back then. I started with the ABC sounds. By the the age of 4 they read fluently and can read numbers up to 1 million. Make it fun for them, teach and play, that is the key to make them interested. Praise them with encouragement...
Mar Ross hello Could you please tell me how have you taught them to read.. What are the materials you have used?.. I have a 4 months old baby girl and I'm willing to teach her to read
my daughter is 4 and I tryed everything I read with her I have apps that have learning to understand the words and how to sound it out but I give her a book she's Making words up and I get sad and set alone what am I doing wrong even my 2 year old she thinks it's a joke when I try to teach her and my other daughter please help me
Lesley Matamoros it’s been a year since you made this comment but I hope since then someone let you know that what your daughter did at 4 is developmentally appropriate. It’s a pre-reading skill, it demonstrates that she understood that print has meaning and that books have words and stories. Children SHOULD be using their imagination at that time, retelling stories from memory and generating ideas based on cues from the pictures. If this program works that’s great but it’s not good to push your children to read early at the expense of developmentally normal behaviors and play.
hi everyone ,if anyone else is searching for books to teach children how to read try Lomonting Reading Guide Mentor (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.
*For those of you asking how to get access to the full and most comprehensive version of Teacher Jim's Children Learning Reading (and Math) Program (2024 edition) designed for children aged 2 to 8 (this version of my program includes everything you need to make learning fun and SUPER effective, and to make your child exceptionally smart, and unlock their genius potential, including lesson videos, fun lesson activities and printouts, MP3 audios, engaging phonics games designed to make learning enjoyable and stress-free, short stories and comprehension check exercises, beautifully illustrated storybooks, children's favorite nursery rhymes, and our fantastic numbers and math workbook that your child will love):*
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References supporting that early learning in reading and math boosts children’s intelligence, cognitive development, and genius potential:
[1].Dr. Cunningham, A. E., & Dr. Stanovich, K. E., What Reading Does for the Mind.
[This research indicates that early reading makes children exceptionally smart and unlocks their genius potential, because the brain’s plasticity is at its peak during this period. This heightened plasticity allows for stronger and more numerous brain synapse connections. Their Research reveals that early reading significantly enhances vocabulary, comprehension, memory recall, and cognitive skills. Also according to these findings, early reading provides not only academic advantages but also lifelong intellectual benefits]
[2]. University of Cambridge. Early Childhood Reading and Brain Development.
[This study found that reading for pleasure in early childhood is associated with improvements in brain structure, vocabulary, memory, and academic performance. Early readers also displayed lower risks of mental health and behavioral issues during adolescence]
[3]. The National Reading Panel (NRP). Teaching Children to Read: An Evidence-Based Assessment of the Scientific Research Literature on Reading and Its Implications for Reading Instruction.
[This report concludes that systematic phonics instruction effectively improves children’s reading skills, including decoding, vocabulary, spelling, and comprehension. These skills form a cognitive foundation that supports lifelong academic and intellectual growth]
[4]. Protzko, Aronson, & Blair. Effects of Early Reading on IQ.
[This research shows that early reading can raise a child’s IQ by more than six points. Enhanced verbal intelligence and performance on IQ tests were observed in children who started reading early, even when controlling for genetic and environmental factors]
[5]. University of Maryland. The Cognitive Benefits of Early Math Education.
[Early math education strengthens cognitive functions such as problem-solving, logical reasoning, and critical thinking. Early exposure to math concepts enhances children’s ability to analyze, evaluate, and make connections, supporting future academic performance and intellectual growth]
[6]. Frontiers in Psychology. Brain Development and Early Math Learning.
[MRI studies reveal that early math learning positively impacts neural connectivity and brain plasticity, especially in regions associated with memory, attention, and spatial awareness. This suggests that early math education enhances overall brain development, supporting learning in other areas. Early math learning also boosts the brain’s capacity for faster and more complex information processing]
Ace Mentor
hey ,if anyone else wants to uncover how to teach children to read try Lomonting Reading Guide Mentor ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy got amazing success with it.
I don’t see math mentioned in either package. Am I missing something?
There are a few factors in tips for helping a toddler to read. One plan I found that succeeds in merging these is the Presto learner genie (check it out on google) definately the most helpful plan i've heard of. Check out all the extraordinary information .
I can across your video on Presto Learner Genie - there's plenty more useful videos there that will help out
interesting points ,if anyone else wants to learn about teach child to read without phonics try Presto Learner Genie (just google it ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my friend got amazing success with it.
What is amazing is that you keep speaking of teachers who are amazed that a 5 year old child can read. Teachers are not good at teaching much of anything. It takes passion for a subject to teach it. I can not imagine a person not loving to read, write, being inquisitive, and creative, singing even off key. So what happens for the child whose parent is not a reader, they will not read your book. I have a method for parents who are non reader themselves. In fact they will not listen to the entire 23 minutes. I loved your enthusiasm. My job is getting the attention of parents who do not know it is their job to teach their children. So I respect their attention span which can sometimes be shorter than their children's.
This is really true. This video is really helpful for parent to realize that it is a really good idea to teach children the basics such as reading. The best child teaching method video so far!
I couldn't agree with you more! Parents are the best teacher for their kids.
Great Video! Sorry for the intrusion, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (search on google)? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for teaching children to read without the headache. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my BF at very last got amazing success with it.
Nice video content! Apologies for chiming in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you ever tried - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (do a search on google)? It is a smashing one of a kind product for teaching children to read without the normal expense. Ive heard some decent things about it and my work buddy after a lifetime of fighting got cool results with it.
Kudos for the Video! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would love your thoughts. Have you thought about - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (search on google)? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for teaching children to read minus the headache. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my GF after many years got great success with it.
Wow just awesome kids, i am excited view, Most powerfully kids, i allweys follow this channel, i recommended people this channel, most important video all kids👌👌👌thanks for sharing the video
Awesome!! I'm a mother and I was amazed on how this kids learn how to read.Surely, i will do the same thing for my baby. Good job! :)
guess your child got your channel :(
Your teaching methods were superb 👌 I wish you could have made more videos.
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This is breathtaking! 😱. Omg, I want this for my children.
Excellent, i want to know more!!
super video nice i will teach to my children
hi my daughter is 2.5 years. we are not native english speackers. Will this book help her or should we need to learn something before this. Please suggest.
Reading is not sounding out a series of words but truly comprehending the meaning of the text. How do you make sure your children know what they are reading about?
Wow, how good is that program? The best education is at school
Works well
Thanks cold!!! Very NICE way!!!
Hello, this is amazing. I have a 5 year old who is in preschool and he is having a little trouble recognizing the abcs and numbers, even the sounds. I tried abc mouse he doesn't like it but I do put him on it. tried matching letters and numbers and still struggling is it maybe that each kid is different? ill give it try on the method you give in this video hopefully it will help. Will repost results later Tanks!
+Anais Rodriguez
*Hi **_Anais Rodriguez_**, Thank you for your comment. We hope that the explained methods here help you to teach your child to read well...*
hello
Does english school actually teach just by using sight words? Using the phonetic version is more difficult in English. I am German and in almost all cases the letter always makes the same sound. I think I learned reading using phonetics. (Teaching English to adults is annoying cause I can't explain why one letter is pronounced in 15 different ways depending on the word.... seeing their annoyance when the "basic" letter sound isn't working xD i probably had a lot of troubles with that as well when I started properly studying English in grade 8ish (I only knew very basic stuff before that, because from grade 3-7 I was almost failing that class each semester and not paying attention.)
Nowadays I am really good at English cause I read 1-12hours each day in English for a year and then I started 1-12 hours (depending on the day/school/etc, but I did do it A LOT) watching TV shows/ reading each day after that. (Took forever to learn English... and i think I can only properly know how stuff is pronounced cause I have had so much input. With a lot of words if I dont know them I could guess 1-10 different ways of pronouncing them (thats complicated words though, so not really applicable for kids)
Teaching Chinese reading is actually so much easier than English. Because Pinyin (aka normal letters) always make the same sounds. Non of that crazy english mess xD. E is always pronounced the same, so is f, l, o, and every other letter.
(Ehm yeah .... And then there come characters afterwards. I think kids learn reading in the first 2/3 weeks of 1st grade and then when they're fluent with that they start characters. By the end of year one they know about 800ish and by the end of grade 3 they can read basically everything. For grade 1-3 books have pinyin on top of the characters so that kids can read it.
great video
my son is 10 and struggle with reading. I'm going to try this.
Tiara Moran have you try this yet and how is your son doing with is reading
Did you try this? If so how did it work for you???
Tiara White he will get it he apply his/herself. I had the same problem. I got tired of being joked so I learned
Excellent informative video, This video is really helpful, thank you
this is a very helpful tool..i will definitely do this for my kids
it means that I should teach my 6 year old native English speaker student to read the phonemic. For example teach her the sound of "th" so she can read there? Am I right?
She is living in Colombia, so I help her to not forget her English. I thought learning her to read was the most important, so she continues practicing.
How the good material this is after a few implementations to my kids they showed great improvement.
Great
Thankyou this should teach my 4 years old sister to read
*You are welcome **_Dwayne Nobleza_**:).*
I am home schoolin my. 5&6 year old and.it seem so hard to teach them to read I also have a 2 year old that I want to teach to read.. what are some things that I could buy to make it easier for all of them???
I am tutoring my neighbour, she is 5 and when you ask her what the sound of a letter is she just says a random letter and is never interested in learning. I don't know what to do. If she has a short book and you read it to her then ask her to read it she will memoueverything you say and memories the pictures instead of reading the words. Please help me
sreedevi . I want to buy how can I buy. I'm in india
Sassy Senna she might have dyslexia
I can across this video on Presto Learner Genie - there's plenty more great videos there that may help out
Sassy Senna I am in the same situation, I show my lil bro a number and he just shouts out a random number! I am stressed cause he is 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?!
How long is each daily lesson? Do you recommend doing only 1 lesson a day?
chanellergful
*Thank you **_chanellergful_** for your interest in Children-Learning-Reading Program* (www.Children-Learning-Reading.com).
*Early lessons last only 3 to 5 minutes, and later lessons will take a bit longer around 5 to 10 minutes. The total amount* *of time daily should be around 15 minutes. Depending on the age of the child, Jim recommends spending a few days* *per lessons, of course, older children can progress faster than younger children.*
hi, where can I find those single letters?
My baby is a year old. When is the best time to start teaching her. I want to do it as early as possible
Am interested in getting for my kids but am in Nigeria and my country is not included in the listed countries
really so cute
What about a child that has dyslexia. My husband has dyslexia and he has problems reading. sometimes it's hard for him to understand certain sentences. He has to read a bit slower than a normal adult. It's not because he was taught to read incorrectly, he was born with a disability he can't control. Learning disabilities are very common in my husband's family. My brother in law has troubles reading and his son has dyslexia and dysgraphia. So when my baby gets older and IF he inherets my husband's learning disabilities would it still be that easy to teach our child? Is there a way I can teach my child if he inherets my husband's learning disability?
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From my experience, dyslexia is not genetic. But is does happen in families, because it is about how people in the family move. Our deep genetic heritage (long before we had houses and TVs and strollers) involves babies being carried by their moms or the older children as the family unit searched for food. The infant was subjected to an up-and-down or side-to-side rhythmic activity daily, until they were old enough to walk on their own (and in walking they supplied their own rhythmic movements). Our developmental process needs this rhythmic activity (up-and-down and/or side-to-side) to move the developmental process forward. Deep down you already know that infants need this movement. When your infant is fussy, you pick up the child and you rock the child or otherwise provide that rhythmic stimuli. The members of your family (and extended members too) need to spend 30-45 minutes per day on a rebounder (miniature trampoline), bouncing themselves. If their balance is not very good (often with dyslexics), then they should sit on a fully inflated yoga ball and bounce themselves.
For most people, this daily rhythmic activity will slowly eliminate their dyslexia. I'm speaking from experience. I recover children with developmental difficulties and rhythmic activity is my main intervention).
I wonder if this method would work for an adult english speaker learning japanese :o
My child is 10 years old, and he doesn't like reading by himself .He preferes to hear words from me instead of reading them, so I started to read for him everynight two pages, and he enjoyed that . Please tell me how can I make him loving reading?
My now 7 and 6 year old kids are the smartest in their classes. I started to teach them to read when they were just 6 months old. My husband was making fun of me back then. I started with the ABC sounds. By the the age of 4 they read fluently and can read numbers up to 1 million. Make it fun for them, teach and play, that is the key to make them interested. Praise them with encouragement...
Mar Ross hello
Could you please tell me how have you taught them to read.. What are the materials you have used?.. I have a 4 months old baby girl and I'm willing to teach her to read
Same here my son is 4months old and would like alil more detail if you have the time to share would be great
how can I sign up my daughter is 6 years old she is still having problems reading
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Justine Foretia hello
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Conchale que fino !! Saludos desde venezuela
hi my daughter is 11 and getting problem in reading looking for a solution
good morning how can I get this for my child
my daughter is 4 and I tryed everything I read with her I have apps that have learning to understand the words and how to sound it out but I give her a book she's Making words up and I get sad and set alone what am I doing wrong even my 2 year old she thinks it's a joke when I try to teach her and my other daughter please help me
Lesley Matamoros it’s been a year since you made this comment but I hope since then someone let you know that what your daughter did at 4 is developmentally appropriate. It’s a pre-reading skill, it demonstrates that she understood that print has meaning and that books have words and stories. Children SHOULD be using their imagination at that time, retelling stories from memory and generating ideas based on cues from the pictures. If this program works that’s great but it’s not good to push your children to read early at the expense of developmentally normal behaviors and play.
ACCENT mate ! AND YOUR KIDS ARE SO CUTE
Super like
+Tyferlin Rojas
*Thanks **_Tyferlin Rojas_*
I discovered this video on Presto Learner Genie - there's lots good videos there that will help out
I have siblings doesn't know how to read and I need that so that I can also teach them but no budget for it :(
My family and I just move to the states and my daughter started K now she's in 1st grade but still gets mixed up by sounding words.
Please can someone help me purchase this book. I really wish to have it but don't have the money right now
How to avail? I am from Philippines
Can u help me please and thank you
I've been studying tips for helping your toddler to read and found a fantastic resource at Presto learner genie (google it if you're interested)
hi everyone ,if anyone else is searching for books to teach children how to read try Lomonting Reading Guide Mentor (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.
Sir I m frm assam need a help....my son is 10 month I want to make his learn ABCD right from know what can I do......
How my kid pronounc"circle, bouncy," in phonic sound. Confused 🤔
a very long ad....
What is your technic to teach a baby... Your video r good but not so helpful... Me disappointed