A Good Start Reading: Short "e" Words -

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You too can teach your child to read! A Good Start Reading comes to you from over thirty years of teaching reading as a public school reading teacher, special education teacher, as well as through vast private tutoring experience. It is exactly what the title implies: a good start. It is designed for very beginning readers who can identify all the alphabet letters and the corresponding sounds. A Good Start Reading teaches children how to read and discriminate short vowel words (cat, bed, hot, etc.) and gives them an understanding of the reading process. A Good Start is here to offer you a solution. Consistently, parents of new and struggling readers express that they don't know how to teach their child to read and additionally, that they don't feel qualified or confident to take on the challenge. Often this situation becomes frustrating for both the parent and the child.Are you looking for the key to open up the world of reading to your child? Are you looking for a cost effective program that you can teach yourself rather than hiring a professional tutor? Are you searching for a program that offers consistency, repetition, and simplicity of use? Are you looking to just open the book and be guided as to what to do and say? Are you excited to have a fun and enjoyable time teaching your child to read? These are the reasons A Good Start was created. Our mission is to help parents create a generation of strong readers. *IMPORTANT* PREREQUISITES This is Book 2 of 5 of A Good Start Reading.Your child will need to have completed A Good Start Reading: Book 1 - Short a Words prior to starting Book 2 - Short e Words. Program Overview A Good Start is designed to be the beginning foundation that your child needs to become a strong reader, writer, and speller. It may be used prior to the instructional books and resources in your homeschool program or alongside your homeschool program. A Good Start was created to give parents a program to jump start and unlock their child's understanding of how we learn to read, as well as an instructional guide for teaching beginning reading....

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You too can teach your child to read! A Good Start Reading comes to you from over thirty years of teaching reading as a public school reading teacher, special education teacher, as well as through vast private tutoring experience. It is exactly what the title implies: a good start. It is designed for very beginning readers who can identify all the alphabet letters and the corresponding sounds. A Good Start Reading teaches children how to read and discriminate short vowel words (cat, bed, hot, etc.) and gives them an understanding of the reading process. A Good Start is here to offer you a solution. Consistently, parents of new and struggling readers express that they don't know how to teach their child to read and additionally, that they don't feel qualified or confident to take on the challenge. Often this situation becomes frustrating for both the parent and the child.Are you looking for the key to open up the world of reading to your child? Are you looking for a cost effective program that you can teach yourself rather than hiring a professional tutor? Are you searching for a program that offers consistency, repetition, and simplicity of use? Are you looking to just open the book and be guided as to what to do and say? Are you excited to have a fun and enjoyable time teaching your child to read? These are the reasons A Good Start was created. Our mission is to help parents create a generation of strong readers. *IMPORTANT* PREREQUISITES This is Book 2 of 5 of A Good Start Reading.Your child will need to have completed A Good Start Reading: Book 1 - Short a Words prior to starting Book 2 - Short e Words. Program Overview A Good Start is designed to be the beginning foundation that your child needs to become a strong reader, writer, and speller. It may be used prior to the instructional books and resources in your homeschool program or alongside your homeschool program. A Good Start was created to give parents a program to jump start and unlock their child's understanding of how we learn to read, as well as an instructional guide for teaching beginning reading....