drake teaching kids how to read ❤

Thank you so much

Starting tomorrow 🎉

I find this video is important for our teachers

Thank you for this! Homeschool and i am here and your videos are now my go-to when I want to develop better skills for my son. You’re the best!

2:22 exactly why i did not teach my children the letter names first. They can't go around saying the letter names to pronounce /sound out words

Wow! Good for her! I cannot imagine learning a new language. I've gotten only so far with Italian and the alphabet is mostly the same as my own, so, i can't say much for me, but i bet she'll go far in no time! Especially with Spencer teaching her!

Fun fact I self taught myself how to read in either the summer after PreK or the beginning of kindergarten yet DESPISE READING Im weird, dont judge

I'm in New Zealand and that is how we teach our kids. We call it phonics.

It's all awesome before read and read appear

As a mother of a wild child of the age 1 year old, im so gonna try this tomorrow morning. I can see potential in this with her.

....wednesday. every time i was told to sound it out to spell it and spelled it WRONG i got in trouble. Sounding out has EXCEPTIONS to it working.

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English is beautifully inconsistent! It's been my other first language (my native one being Italian) for the past 2 decades and it still manages to trow me off guard from time to time! That's why I LOVE it unconditionally! It still has surprises in store for me!

He’s soooo adorable ❤

Thats the problem with english. If you dont know the worts by heart you have no idea how to spell it.

You're doing an amazing job ❤❤❤

It worked for me but I fell off with it day today. My child keeps sneaking in my bed and she has the cutes excuses but I want to get to not come like I tell her not to.

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Is there a curriculum that teaches this? We’re starting our homeschool journey soon.

Where can we buy the alphabet cards you use? The ones I find for sale are thin and cheap.

The whole experiment with sight words has been a massive failure for generations of kids. I learned to read by the time I was 4, and it was by watching the monsters sound things out on Sesame Street! Phonics is the only way to go.

I’m starting our homeschool journey soon. This video has helped me understand how to communicate to my kids with school work. I have a brain injury and that’s affected my speech so this has really helped in every day communication with my kids.

Man thank you for this.

jokes on you!!! because i learned how to read by memorizing sight words, and i now can read very fast

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I kept anticipating that he was going to put J udge

Does this work for Teens?

WAIT. Am I supposed to be teaching my almost 4 year old to read?!

Yes. Thank you. Legislating how children are allowed to learn is such b.s. let teachers teach all the ways so that kids figure out how to learn!

Kid was pronouncing it better than he was.

This was significantly informative! Thank you so much for sharing 🙏🏾🥰

lol, am I dumb? What are sight words?

Kid looks 6. He should be able to decipher 5 letter words by now 😂

Wednesday

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What is your website?

My kid still doesnt listen

Toddlers are from 1-3 years. This one is at least 5. Show me a toddler, that can read an actual text and not just repeat a sound. They can't

So it's "Jeography"?

What category does “ph” fall in?

I’m looking forward to getting your course when my babies are ready!

I learned phonics and it worked very well. Keep working kid!

Thank you so much

I'm in a new stage with my kids they are older than super little .anyway I want to teach them the Bible so this is helpful like im reading to them like a teacher in front of them alot of times im on the couch and they are also on the couch side by side and lose interest .so this helps

Im gona try this thank you!

can we talk about the small pause at "...not"? Kid knows his stuff

You can’t sound words out in English, though. Our writing system doesn’t match our phonetic system.

How do you manage no’s and attitude?

What if the child do not liked to be tuched.