My son will be 5 next month and we just finished this book yesterday. Some days went better than others but overall we had a great experience with this book!!
This is neat. I am a math teacher and was always happy I didn't have to teach kids to read. Haha. But this seems manageable (you always seem to make things look easy - haha). I've found that most things can be figured out though if I just organize it well enough.
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Thank you so much for this! Who knew how helpful this would be! This pandemic has me so stressed because my daughters school shut down right before ahe learned to read and I'm so afraid of her falling behind
Great review! This book wasn’t a great fit for my son but I’m now using it with our almost five year old daughter and she’s enjoying it! Would love it if you could do a comparison review of this and Ordinary Patent’s Guide - it’s one Ive seen but not had a chance to flip through. Also, can you share about where you go after 100 Easy Lessons? Do you feel like it teaches them enough that they can just move on to readers like you can get at any library?
We go onto BOB books and Dick and Jane, and then into more easy readers. Still always the student reading to me to make sure they’re getting it. 😊 Explode the Code is a good phonics workbook we’ve done after this too!
I actually bought this for my 5 (almost 6) year old per your recommendation! She starts kindergarten this fall and I wanted to get a jump start on reading before she begins. It’s going great so far and she’s really enjoying it. :) Thank you for the recommendation!
each Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons is the ultimate guide to giving your child the reading skills needed now for a better chance tomorrow while bringing them closer together. Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons (PDF-Book-Summary-Review-Online Reading-Download): www.toevolution.com/file/view/805655/teach-your-child-to-read-in-100-easy-lessons-pdf-book-summary-review-online-reading-download
Appreciate video content! Forgive me for butting in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you heard about - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a good one of a kind guide for teaching children to read without the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my cooworker finally got astronomical success with it.
Great video thanks for sharing. What do you do for reading once your children complete this? Do you do some sort of phonics workbooks along side 100 easy lessons? Thank you and have a blessed day.
I really like this book, I’ve used it from the very start of our homeschooling, it’s been used so much the cover has come off🤪 do you have a vlog on explode the code? I would be really interested in it. My oldest is getting ready to finish this book soon so I’m not sure what to use next xx
My 6 years girl didn’t read any thing without (a~z) I’m too worried for her 😢😢😢😢😢😢so if possible please please please help me wit book 📖 also please please
I missed what age exactly you start or what you look for before starting? My daughter is turning four and I’ve tried this book with her and just teaching her basic sounds and we review during the day and repeated days after but she has so much trouble remembering and just isn’t interested. My husband is determined to send her to school because she should “know these things because she’s expressing interest in reading”. I’m feeling like a failure before I even start. Any advice? 😣
Oh goodness, he needs to maybe do some reading. Play is a childs most important work. Even if she didnt reading until 8, 9, or 10 it would be okay. Just read to her, play with letters, watch educational things like leap frog and show her mommy and daddy love books! Dont lose these gentle early years to stress! It will be perfectly okay.
LearningEveryDay I believe that but he doesn’t. We both have to choose things for our children not just me. It’s hard to convince someone of something they just don’t believe. He believes the earlier she reads the more successful she will be. Thank you for the advice.. I’ll just keep praying.
@@LifeinYellowknife I dont know if it will work with your husband but I will often gather actual research studies and books and approach my husband with a condensed informative conversation and he will listen and we have a talk. I am the one who researches but they are his kids too. If I present information in a factual manner he often sees things in a new way and we can agree. Like when I wanted to do cloth diapers. Also my husband was originally against homeschooling. Just be careful that your daughters performance isn't your bench mark for success in keeping her home because that's a ton of pressure for you both. I started out that way and it wasnt good. Also getting him around some homeschooling families you admire would be great. Reach out and find out if there are any family picnics in your area. Sometimes dads talking to dads helps tremendously. He might just be scared for your little one. Here is a link to get you started. www.besthomeschooling.org/articles/lillian_jones_ps_kdgtn.html
I definitely don’t push it early! I’ve started when they’re around 5, but my son loves his lessons and can’t wait to do it. If your daughter isn’t interested, don’t push it yet! I hope you and your husband can get on the same page soon ❤️
We LOVE this book! It didn't work with my oldest but my daughter LOVES it and has done sooo well with it!! Simple and straightforward 🙌🏼❤️
Yes!! My son enjoys it so much, it’s like he hardly notices that it’s “schoolwork” 😊
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My son will be 5 next month and we just finished this book yesterday. Some days went better than others but overall we had a great experience with this book!!
Oh wow good for him! Early reader 😊
Your review is brilliant easy to understand and detailed, thank you now I can purchase this book X
This is neat. I am a math teacher and was always happy I didn't have to teach kids to read. Haha. But this seems manageable (you always seem to make things look easy - haha).
I've found that most things can be figured out though if I just organize it well enough.
Lol i was nervous about it the first time, but it wasn’t so bad! Take it easy, and follow their learning pace 😊
Appreciate Video! Excuse me for the intrusion, I am interested in your opinion. Have you researched - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a great exclusive product for teaching children to read without the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my friend got astronomical results with it.
I love this! I did it with my oldest and it was great!
Thank you so much for this! Who knew how helpful this would be! This pandemic has me so stressed because my daughters school shut down right before ahe learned to read and I'm so afraid of her falling behind
I’m so glad this could be of help!! ❤️
we're almost done with ours with my oldest! we love it!
Can someone with dyslexia can do it ????
Great review! This book wasn’t a great fit for my son but I’m now using it with our almost five year old daughter and she’s enjoying it! Would love it if you could do a comparison review of this and Ordinary Patent’s Guide - it’s one Ive seen but not had a chance to flip through. Also, can you share about where you go after 100 Easy Lessons? Do you feel like it teaches them enough that they can just move on to readers like you can get at any library?
We go onto BOB books and Dick and Jane, and then into more easy readers. Still always the student reading to me to make sure they’re getting it. 😊 Explode the Code is a good phonics workbook we’ve done after this too!
I actually bought this for my 5 (almost 6) year old per your recommendation! She starts kindergarten this fall and I wanted to get a jump start on reading before she begins. It’s going great so far and she’s really enjoying it. :) Thank you for the recommendation!
Oh I’m glad to hear it! 😊
I used the 100 easy lessons with my daughter.
Oh neat! 😊
Excellent video.
I plan on starting this next fall with my kindergartner.
each Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons is the ultimate guide to giving your child the reading skills needed now for a better chance tomorrow while bringing them closer together. Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons (PDF-Book-Summary-Review-Online Reading-Download): www.toevolution.com/file/view/805655/teach-your-child-to-read-in-100-easy-lessons-pdf-book-summary-review-online-reading-download
You just saved my life, I was brain farting on the rhyming. ❤
Appreciate video content! Forgive me for butting in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you heard about - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a good one of a kind guide for teaching children to read without the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my cooworker finally got astronomical success with it.
I just bought this book but have yet to start using it. What prompted you to pick this book? and how are you tracking your kid's progress?
Just throwing this out there... do you know where to go after this book 😀
Valuable video and well done!
Great video thanks for sharing. What do you do for reading once your children complete this? Do you do some sort of phonics workbooks along side 100 easy lessons? Thank you and have a blessed day.
We jump into easy readers after this, and Explode the Code as well, for a phonics workbook. 😊
I really like this book, I’ve used it from the very start of our homeschooling, it’s been used so much the cover has come off🤪 do you have a vlog on explode the code? I would be really interested in it. My oldest is getting ready to finish this book soon so I’m not sure what to use next xx
I’ll have to show it in a video! We do a lot of reading too...Bob books and Dick and Jane is a great way to start after this. 😊
Mama to Five great! if you get a chance that would be really helpful to me😀
I am currently using Explore the Code, and my daughter loves it.
How old is your son when he start this book? Thanks
My 6 years girl didn’t read any thing without (a~z) I’m too worried for her 😢😢😢😢😢😢so if possible please please please help me wit book 📖 also please please
Does this book touch on syllables?
I missed what age exactly you start or what you look for before starting? My daughter is turning four and I’ve tried this book with her and just teaching her basic sounds and we review during the day and repeated days after but she has so much trouble remembering and just isn’t interested. My husband is determined to send her to school because she should “know these things because she’s expressing interest in reading”. I’m feeling like a failure before I even start. Any advice? 😣
Oh goodness, he needs to maybe do some reading. Play is a childs most important work. Even if she didnt reading until 8, 9, or 10 it would be okay. Just read to her, play with letters, watch educational things like leap frog and show her mommy and daddy love books! Dont lose these gentle early years to stress! It will be perfectly okay.
LearningEveryDay I believe that but he doesn’t. We both have to choose things for our children not just me. It’s hard to convince someone of something they just don’t believe. He believes the earlier she reads the more successful she will be. Thank you for the advice.. I’ll just keep praying.
@@LifeinYellowknife I dont know if it will work with your husband but I will often gather actual research studies and books and approach my husband with a condensed informative conversation and he will listen and we have a talk. I am the one who researches but they are his kids too. If I present information in a factual manner he often sees things in a new way and we can agree. Like when I wanted to do cloth diapers. Also my husband was originally against homeschooling. Just be careful that your daughters performance isn't your bench mark for success in keeping her home because that's a ton of pressure for you both. I started out that way and it wasnt good. Also getting him around some homeschooling families you admire would be great. Reach out and find out if there are any family picnics in your area. Sometimes dads talking to dads helps tremendously. He might just be scared for your little one. Here is a link to get you started.
www.besthomeschooling.org/articles/lillian_jones_ps_kdgtn.html
I definitely don’t push it early! I’ve started when they’re around 5, but my son loves his lessons and can’t wait to do it. If your daughter isn’t interested, don’t push it yet! I hope you and your husband can get on the same page soon ❤️
@@mamatofive1 thank you! I hope so too!
Does this book have a placement guide?
She was annoying.