learning to read?

Thanks Krithi. I've been looking for something like this for a while now.

V.

 

I was googling a lot on this, Krithika, you saved my time:thumbsup
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hi,

i'm was also thinking the same for my 6yr old kid. She likes stories but won't read herself. SOme times I will read it out for her, but after sometime i'll get bored. :confused2:

 

Hi Tikka
Thank you so much!This seems to be a very interesting site.I'm a voracious reader and I'm very keen that my daughter also discovers what a joy it is.I find all your posts very informative.Thanks

 

hi tiika

very interesting and informative site,

thanky u so much

 

Great info. Thanks Tikka

 

Hi Tikka,
I want my 4 year old to start recognising the alphabets and sound out. He started with phonetics in India. he was very good and he did frame 3 letter words. We moved to US. Here he does straight printed letters. he reads c as i as it curves in cursive(he had learnt all cursive letters). He loves to read books. Aadesh,my elder one reads in the evening or at night. So Abhyu(younger one) pretends to read, he keeps turning pages. Every time when i read him books, he wants to hold and turn pages. He wants to know where i am. he wants to point what i am reading. he feels bad if he points out wrong word. I just want him learn to read fast.
regads
Lakshmi

 

So K is doing that too. It always puzzled me that A is able to make simple words from the magnetic letters but cant read the same word easily when he sees it in a book. Somehow I thought it would be the other way round - read before write. I guess this is the learning to read sequence then.

V.