The little readers

Learning to read at a young age is important because it develops the mind. Understanding the written word is one way the mind grows in its ability. Teaching young children to read helps them develop their language skills and helps them learn to listen. In and amongst all of these benefits comes the ability to understand the written language in other subjects. We have begun working on very simple word problems in maths with a word problem of the day that my son reads aloud with me helping with the unknown words. They usually include a yummy treat to go along with it (marshmellows and chocolate chips are our go to treats). I am a mom first and foremost and know it isn't always easy to motivate your children to want to do work at home, sometimes a little bribing goes a long way!!!

This is my 4 year old son Dante. By 18 months he was able to recognize all the letters of the alphabet and by 3 he was confident with all his letters and initial letter sounds. Just shy of his 4th birthday in April I began teaching him the short vowel word families and the Dolch Sight Words. This is us today working on long vowel word families and reading on a daily basis:)... Visit my website for more information on my tutoring service! https://thelittlereaders.ca/

Hi everyone, I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself for those of you who do not know me to give you some background information on how I have arrived to my latest project; The Little Readers! My name is Sonia Ciullo and I have been an educator since 2008. Just after I was qualified as a Teacher I decided to take some time travelling and went to work on cruise ships as a Sports Staff (my first degree is in Kinesiology & Health Sciences). It is here where I met my ...Continue reading

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