The Easiest Way to Teach Any Child to Read

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Title	:	The Easiest Way to Teach Any Child to Read
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I teach the reader to “ read the alphabet” not recite the letters The letters represent sounds brWhy does society wait until you are six years old the teach reading? It’s the most fundamental skill you can acquire Do it early If they can talk, they can readbrM A P In five minutes your reader is reading three words
Comment from : Burn Notice

1:05 shalom as I am a homeschool parent and hoping this can help me teach our boys
Comment from : Warriors 4 Jesus Christ

You teach them how to read
Comment from : Niki-6-

thanks awsome, sooo awsome God bless you
Comment from : shakera marner

I have a big one (14) I’m trying to help with improving their literacy Any tips?
Comment from : 1butterontoast

Blending the sounds is a but challenging He knows most of the sounds working on blending and man oh man its tough! Thanks for your vids they help alot!
Comment from : Marlene

We have long car rides and we do the "turtle word game" brI will sound out a short word sound by sound (slow like a turtle 🐢) And she figures out the wordbrbrAlternatively she thinks of a short word and she sounds out the sounds slow (🐢) and I am supposed to figure out the word
Comment from : 10West Farm

This is awesome! Thank you!
Comment from : Marq

Thanks for for all the help I really need all this lessons myself
Comment from : Isabella patrick

I need help my 7 year owls is still struggling to ready, is there a possibility to have an 1 :1 online class I'm in Oregon I want my child to ready fasters and also help him in his self esteem
Comment from : chippy gladson

How many minutes should we teach kids? And how many letters should we teach for one lesson? Can you write pls
Comment from : Ulviyye Fetullayeva

Such a good video Thank you for simplifying it!!🙌🏼
Comment from : Paula Campbell Fit

Maaaahhhhh Brother Most awesome Thank you
Comment from : Gabriel Carlos Avila

I have a second grader that is having a really hard time do you have any advice
Comment from : Diamond Collins

Thank you for this video I really appreciate all the information you gave without a pressure filled sales pitch This has relieved so much anxiety for me regarding teaching my children to read It seemed so overwhelming before but I can see a clear path now Thank you again 🙏
Comment from : Allison Fox

Thank you! Let’s see how this goes with my 2 year old … look forward to watching your videos
Comment from : I CHOOSE TO LIV

Thank you so much
Comment from : Alice Erlich

Great instructions! I’m a new reading tutor and this has really helpedbrThanks much ❤️
Comment from : Melanie Harris

Seeing a man do this is beautiful Thank you sir
Comment from : Amarachi Charles O

So should we work on getting all 26 basic sounds for each letter BEFORE introducing them to blending? I imagine so
Comment from : ꧁GlorifiedGremlin꧂

This video has fallen to my feed as a person learnt reading when 2,5-3 years old :-D
Comment from : Ahmet Emir

Omg thank youuuuu I’ve been struggling with helping my son blend words🙏🏾
Comment from : CallHerNina

Thank you so much! Teaching my 4-year-old reading now The blending was something I had no idea to teach!
Comment from : Chelsea Grant

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Comment from : THE BOX

Yeah I'm a kid and I'm 12 I'm really happy you making this video because I I I
Comment from : Christmas Jones

Hey I'm 12
Comment from : Christmas Jones

Thank you I’m going to take these steps My son is a behind and he just entered the first grade He knows his basics sounds but can’t blend well brbrI was going through some stuff and not focused I want to make up and get him reading this school year
Comment from : Naturally TeeTee

Our school only focuses on learning sight words
Comment from : Amy Vicente

You a are teacher of teachers I have have been trying to teach children how to read, but this short video has opened my insight of doing it Much love from Zambia 🇿🇲
Comment from : Daniel Sims

Thank you very much! Subscribed
Comment from : FJTA

Thank you
Comment from : Jack Napier

So how do we approach teaching reading when a child has a speech impediment? For example saying the r sound like a w Do we just continue on making a mental note that, they currently don’t say certain sounds correctly and work on it at a separate time?
Comment from : Carmelle Garcia

I'm noticing that my soon to be 5th grader isn't sounding out bigger words correctly, like legislative He took speech therapy in preschool until 2nd grade I don't remember teaching him the sounds of the letters because he was in speech therapy, I think I left it up to the school district and I'm suspecting that they missed vital steps and that is why he's struggling today He can read very well it's just bigger words seems to be more difficult for him My question is, is it too late to go back and teach him how to break down words using the sounds?
Comment from : Mrs1982 October

I'm here because me & my third grader are struggling bad I was able to teach my other kids just doing site words but this makes so much more sense
Comment from : Lee Benji

Your videos enabled me for my students, thank you!
Comment from : Esther geoffrey

Thank you so very much for your video I appreciate your enthusiasm and even your method Additionally, (and i say this as a mother, grandmother, former bookstore owner and retired early childhood teacher) it is vitally important that all cell phones and other electronics not be given to babies because they will destroy (or sabotage) their appetite for books I can't stress this enough To give a little one a phone or computer before they're hooked on books is like giving them dessert before they eat their peas and carrots Also, the best tried and true way to teach a young one to read is to role model reading for them (naturally) every single day; don't make it a chore Read to them every day especially at bedtime using books with rhyming words-- like fox in sox by dr seuss And, take them to the library and sit in the children's section with them while looking at all the books and take some home and return them in a week to get more (The library's offerings are free to borrow after all) They'll be the head of the class by the time they start school Keep up the good work!
Comment from : M Pam

Can you help me because I have problems with read please help me
Comment from : Kesnel Destina

I've been thinking about a job change Reading and writing tutoring seems to be calling me recently When I was a kid, I enjoyed helping my classmates and younger kids, and I was a trained professional tutor right out of college for other college students in writing, psychology, and statistics Something to ponder Hmmm
Comment from : Ej At

Can we talk about how I’m about to teach these kids THANK YOU
Comment from : Jae Love

Wow ❤ I don't comment much but this is awesome🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Comment from : introvirgoblu94

Thank you Great resource 👍♥️
Comment from : Beth A

Why on earth do you only have a few thousand views this is such good information thank you!
Comment from : Rayna Chaney

Hi it’s my first time coming in this program and I was so impressed and I would like you to help me with my daughter who is six years old and she is struggling with reading and recognising of words
Comment from : BJ Langa

John 3:16 Jesus loves you!!! Believe in him and have everlasting life
Comment from : Beza Mengesha

Without ever watching your video when I show my daughter a word I sound it for her lol because I noticed when I ask her what letter it is she says the letter like M but hearing it in my head I said this isn’t going to help her she’s going to kinder now so thank you!!! I am trying my best to help her stay sharp and on top
Comment from : YR R

My little one is good with phonics but cannot bkend them how can i make him able to blen
Comment from : Human Health

Should I teach all of the sounds before I get into blending? Or can I do a little at a time?
Comment from : K D

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Comment from : Christina B

My kiddo has struggled so much with blending Thank you so much for breaking this down I dropped all our English and went right back to learn to read and blending out loud w nothing is a part of it and I now see how this step is so very important I feel like this is the piece we have been missing and maybe we are going to get back on track with it this way!
Comment from : Jenna Danelle

In England, this is common practice Every primary school must subscribe to a phonics scheme They are all different but they all are based from this This is how I learnt and is how I teach my class as a student teacher, to read
Comment from : Sophie Francis

OMG, you are such a great resource I wish I knew all of this when teaching my first child I’m now following along for my preschooler So happy I stumbled upon your channel I am now subscribed and eagerly learning how to be a better teacher for my child Thank you, thank you!brbrAnd I’ll be passing along your channel to other parents 😊
Comment from : Jennifer W

Excellent! Thank you!
Comment from : zulusoso

I almost want to cry dude thank you for what you do
Comment from : ryan

Thank you😊
Comment from : Joann Engco

Would you have any worksheets?
Comment from : Edgar Valle

Omg this is so challenging I just realized I was never taught how to sound letters out I was taught to memorize words Now I have a 8yr old who can not learn the way I was taught 😩
Comment from : 🦋Seer Me Right Tarot 🦋

100
Comment from : Leana Gonzalez

Going to try this with my son, he struggles with ID Praying it works
Comment from : Nancy Rangel Castillo

Thank you so much because my son came home one day and say to me mom I can't read so I started working on him the same way I am seeing you are doing
Comment from : myrolyn hall

What if they arent blending? br"Ok, now say it all together"brBut they say each soundbrI say, "like this [blended]"brBut they say each sound maybe a little faster But not blended
Comment from : Em A

It's a very helpful video Thank you for sharing these steps And I noticed that you barely blink😂
Comment from : Sbrina 佩君 Chen

I love these lessons so much that every time I watch the videos, I feel like leaving a comment just as a respect to him
Comment from : DNK

My child forgets after teaching her
Comment from : Wendy Lungu

Your lessons are excellent and I am going to do these with my toddler But won't this mess up his writing skills? He would always make spelling mistakes if he never memorizes No??
Comment from : vrindah nirmel

Thank you
Comment from : SayuniPC

Your Channel will be huge !!!
Comment from : Ginna Landazury Riascos

English is not my first language i learned it at 15yrs old and even though I can read and write it I didn't know how to teach my little one something i never learned myself like to sound out the words Thank you! I'm excited to be learning together with my little one ; )
Comment from : Guadalupe Reynolds

Thank you so much… Being a retired reading interventionist this has been eye opening on how we were trained to teach reading I have been retraining my brain to help my first grader read the right way!
Comment from : Krystil Brown

I have a 2 year old he knows his abc but keeps getting (E & F) (W & V) (J & L) messed up 😫 do I keep going trying or move to abc sounds & hope he catches on later 😞?
Comment from : NayyyNunez