Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons by Siegfried Engelmann, Phyllis Haddox, Elaine Bruner Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons
Book Review: Best Book Ever! This Book Is a Must For Teaching children!
Summary: 5 Stars
I give this book 5 stars plus! My son went from being a non reader to reading words in just a few lessons! I am simply amazed at the rate of learning and he isn't even half way through the book yet.Book Review: FANTASTIC FOR A CHILD THAT DESIRES TO LEARN
Summary: 5 Stars
I started this book on the advice of a friend, seeing how her child was reading. My 5 year old is so confidant and proud of herself. She begs to go on to the next lesson and even enjoys showing others how she can read. What a joy to have such a resource for a child who is getting a bit bored with pre-school! My daughter is always wanting to learn more and this is just the thing she needed!!!!Book Review: My daughter has had great success with this book.
Summary: 5 Stars
My daughter was reading almost immediately after using this book. She was having difficulty in the classroom and her teacher recommended using this book. We have had great success. I want to learn about more books similiar to this one in the area of mathematics. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.Book Review: Buy this Book!
Summary: 5 Stars
I had heard about this book from a number of homeschool lists. Since my four year old son really wanted to learn how to read, but wasn't quite getting it yet, I bought this book. By the tenth lesson he was reading Dr. Seuss books and has been going from there. I recommend this to anyone who wants to teach their child to read.Book Review: I taught my 4 year old with this book
Summary: 5 Stars
The book is excellent and so easy to follow. Here are some tips that helped with my not so focused 4 year old:
I had excellent results. I used stickers as incentive, gave "stars" for each lesson. The stars went on a special calendar in the kitchen for all to see.
We had a special present/reward at lesson 50 and 100. We had a special play day at the completion of the lessons with cake. My son, Jake, would actually remind ME to do his lesson and as we approached lesson 50 (working for present) he "begged" me to do multiple lessons a day.
It was harder some days to sit down, but first thing in the morning was best and NEVER, NEVER miss a lesson. It takes too long to get back into the groove.