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15. Want Your Child to Read More Words? Teach Phoneme Addition!

Want Your Child to Read More Words? 3 Phonics Skills to Teach Today! (Part 1)
Are you wondering, “How can I teach my child to read more words?” Or, your child can read simple words she’s memorized and read over and over, but learning new words, no matter how simple, seems to be a struggle? Your child is progressing as a reader, but you think her ability to read simple text could be moving along more quickly? Today, let’s explore the phonics skill called phoneme addition, so you can teach it to your kiddo. Knowing this skill will help you reach the goal of having your child read more words. More on the inside…
 
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14. Is Your 1st or 2nd Grader Struggling to Read? Teach Vowel Sounds in This ORDER!

Is Your Grade 1 or Grade 2 Child Struggling to Read? Teach Vowel Sounds in This Order!
The 'Science of Reading' is not one book, but a collection of research about how children learn to read. The technical term for sound when it comes to literacy instruction is phoneme, so the technical term for sound awareness is phonemic awareness. Today, we will focus on phonemic awareness with consonant sounds. 
 
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13. 5 TIPS for Teaching Consonant Letter Sounds in Kindergarten!

5 Tips for Teaching Consonant Letter Sounds in Kindergarten
Did you know there are different kinds of consonant sounds in the alphabet? What's the difference? Find out in this episode!
 
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12. GET Your Child to Read and Spell TONS of Words: WORD CHAINS for the WIN!

Teach Kindergarten to Grade 2? Read and Spell Words Using this Strategy!
What is a word chain? A ‘word chain’ is a ‘chain’ of words linked together. In a chain each link is separate, but connected or linked together. A word chain is a chain of words that are similar, but one sound or phoneme in each word has changed from the previous word. For example, in the very short word chain ‘rip, sip, sap, sat, your child has substituted the beginning sounds of two rhyming words, ‘rip’ and ‘sip’, changed the medial or middle vowel sound, when changing ‘sip’ to ‘sap’ and substituted ‘p’ for ‘t’ when going from ‘sap’ to ‘sat’. Tap into the power of word chains to fast-track your child's phonics instruction!
 
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11. Teaching Your Kindergartener to Read? STOP Googling Random Alphabet Worksheets!

Teaching Your Kindergartener to Read? Stop Googling Random Alphabet Worksheets!
Are you feeling disorganized in your homeschool reading block? Wondering if googling and printing random alphabet worksheets will be enough to teach your kindergartener to read? Should I have them trace letters or repeat words after me in a simple text?
These methods may have some effectiveness as a starting place for beginning readers, but do you know what is far more effective? Teaching phonemic awareness to early readers. Today, you’ll gain some technical vocabulary to add to your homeschool reading teacher toolbelt. Let’s dive in.
 
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10. Teaching Your Child to Read at HOME? Beware of this SNEAKY Letter Sound!

Increase Your Confidence in Teaching Your Child to Read. Beware of the 'Schwa' Sound!
Have you heard of the ‘schwa’ sound? What is the ‘schwa’ sound? Have you been teaching your child phonemes and letter sounds, but letting this sneaky sound creep into your homeschool reading program? Don't let the sneaky schwa sound wreak havoc in your child's spelling progress. Know these phonics rules when teaching your child the 'schwa' sound!
 
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9. Child Refusing to Read? 5 Ways to Engage Reluctant Readers!

My Child Refuses to Read! 5 Ways to Engage Reluctant Readers
Are you wondering how you can get your reluctant reader to read more text? Let’s check out 5 simple, yet creative ways you can add a breath of fresh air and spice up your child’s reading schedule.
 
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8. Should My Child Memorize Hundreds of SIGHT WORDS? Ditch Flashcards NOW!

Teach Your Child to Read with Sight Words for Homeschool Moms!
What are sight words? Some curriculums call these ‘heart words’. How can sight words or heart words bridge the gap for your child as an early reader? Sight words can help struggling readers and help your child read with success!
 
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7. Homeschool Mom Teaching Your Child to Read? Five MUST-KNOW Vowel Sounds!

Learn to Read with Only Five Vowel Sounds!
Forming vowel sounds requires the shape and position of our tongue, lips and jaw. Our child will benefit when we not only teach him the short ‘a’ says, /a/, but teach him to make that sound. Your child will have fun using a mirror to watch his lips, tongue and jaw change position while making each of the 5 short vowel sounds. 
 
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6. Why is My Child's Spelling So Bad? HACK for Homeschool Writing!

If my child can read read, why can't he spell?
Have you ever thought, “My child can read text well enough, but why can’t he spell all the words he is able to read?” Is a child’s ability to read and decode words equal to a child’s ability to spell and encode words?” If my child can read a word, shouldn’t he be able to spell it? More in today's episode.
 
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