Reading Fluency

This video takes an early dyslexic reader from struggling to a good fluent reader. Using my spelling technique and applying it to sight words and other common words, your reader will be off to a good start towards being a fluent reader.

[@dyslexiamom]

Hello all. Thank you for viewing my videos. My only goal is to help my son and if possible, save others in my situation the hours and hours of research and trial and error in order to help them too. As an update, my son is now in 6th grade and as proof to Mrs. Clabrese, my son is reading at a 7.6 grade level. That is one grade level above. I KNOW he has learned sounds and decoding and can figure out words he doesn't know with ease. His teachers tell me. Reading is no longer a struggle for him but an area that he loves and excels. He is a solid A/B performer now. My approach is different. I have heard over and over again that I need to implement this system or that system. I am not against systems. I think they can work. But, FOR ME, those systems don't know my son as well as I do and they take an all-encompassing approach in reteaching him things he already knows in order to address his specific areas of struggle. I prefer to find those "gap" areas and tackle those without spending time on the areas he already knows. This is my approach and it isn't for everyone. I have the time and desire to do it. The IMPORTANT thing is to get your child help as early as possible and build their confidence!!!! They all have amazing gifts and they just need the support to unlock them.

[@ramonvasquez1050]

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[@douglassanders6728]

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[@evertola3598]

Cheers for the Video clip! Sorry for the intrusion, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you tried - Bonaliyar Bizarre Blaster (should be on google have a look)? It is a smashing one off product for teaching your child to read minus the normal expense. Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my m8 after a lifetime of fighting got excellent results with it.

[@matchangel]

Thank you so much for you video, you're amazing! I wish I would have known my son was dyslexic a lot sooner so that I could have found the right help. You're son sounds just like my son in he gets so tired reading, I never knew that was because of his processing, he was labeled ADHD, I was told he was lazy, uncooperative etc. which never made sense because at home he was never like that, but now I know what it was at school he had to do so much more reading. My son is now 20 and reads at a 2nd grade level, I recently started learning about dyslexia because it was brought to my attention that maybe he is dyslexic, everything that I've read is my son to a T. I found out that schools with not say a child is dyslexic they just call that a reading disability and so I never knew what he was going through or that there is help, that he can improve and possibly live a life not struggling everyday and feeling stupid. I am definately going to try what you did and see if it helps him. You're an awesome Mom and don't ever question what works for your son because my son was taught all kinds of systems that never worked or helped him Also, I was wondering how you knew what the 220 sight words were and also when to introduce a new concept such as; igh or ee?

[@_Kavika]

You seem like a great teacher :)

[@azersamaali2016]

Appreciate Video! Forgive me for butting in, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you researched - Bonaliyar Bizarre Blaster (search on google)? It is an awesome one off guide for teaching your child to read minus the headache. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my close friend Aubrey finally got excellent success with it.

[@juliannaelise8977]

Thank you!!! Can't wait to start implementing this with my child.

[@tanmayishrisumanth]

You have come a long way. thanks for sharing this information. will refer this to parents of kids diagnosed as dyslexic. its just that these smart kids need extra practice n help at home. thank u. god bless u.

[@sable747]

This is so helpful! My dd is struggling and she is repeating first grade. Thank you!

[@arshiyameher2451]

Excellent job thanks for sharing

[@carrieann8388]

Thanks for sharing

[@drfahmidatantry5470]

Excellent

[@ChristieArcher]

Thank you for taking time to make your videos and share your personal experience with others. My daughter has dyslexia and I home school her. I am excited to implement your tips and tricks. I would have never thought about using audio books as a way to help her with reading but it makes sense to me. Can you tell me if you see your son as above average in creativity? Do you do anything to encourage this side of him? If so what? Thank you again for sharing. I am so excited to have found you. :D

[@amai1022]

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[@Mhaeluvya99]

* his teacher said he might not make it to 4th grade next year. The school is in process of testing him to see if he has disorder . I love you video and I will do my best to take your advice. Sorry my English is not so good. My son only speak English he doesn't have any ESL. I hoping and praying my son do well in long run. I'm in so much stress about my son not making it to 4th grade.

[@princesasvergeti2170]

very good ,thank you Dear !

[@nasseralhajji8292]

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[@fatimasaleem8876]

your videos are very helpfull.please upload more

[@mamtamehta1099]

Your videos are great 👍help.

[@mrmkkryt6485]

One of the child in my school is dyslexic, he is confused with l ,t ,i and m, w reading I request you to provide a few tips to help him learn.

[@Mhaeluvya99]

Hello:) my 3rd grader is struggling on reading and writing, I read to my son everyday we take turns reading he can chapter books but there's some big words he can't read but when it comes to writing about what he read he couldn't do it he gets frustrated and break down in tears . And I notice he starting to hate reading, he'll find away and excuse not to read, when he reads he fall asleep. His teacher said he might make it to 4th grade because his reading level is at beginning of third grade

[@KateMich12]

You're amazing. It's too bad there aren't more parents who are able to help their children the way you have.

[@jasonandroxanneabbott7039]

Do you mind sharing the leveled readers you purchased? My son is 5th grade, he can read but it is slow and not fluid. Also, did you have him read each book until he read it smooth and fluid or move on??

[@margotravis6456]

I don’t quite understand. You have to come up with a picture for every word? And then you take the picture away and they remember it?

[@mohamedabdulkadirhajimahdi1424]

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[@fortniteclips6203]

I've got a story to share about me So in year 4 my frend sat next to me in class so when its English and the teacher tells us to do our work my partner/frend would read over my work and say you spelt that wrong or telling me what to do like a teacher by the way I got dislexia when I got home I told my mum what had happened then she bought me things mini looking computer but much smaller than an a computer so in it say I I wasent shure how to spell black I would tipe it in press enter then it will give me the answer how to spell black so the next day my mum told the teacher that I had the computer looking thing and I took it out my baby then put it on my desk i couldn't let my parntner/frend do that agen so when it was English I put the computer out turned my back and when she tried to read my work I would put my arm over where she was reading and when she said you spelt that wrong I ignored her then she cept taking the computer and I told her to stop I gust told the teacher 😊😊😊

[@hannahc1072]

I just found your videos! Your website seems to be down? Is it at another site?

[@tiffaniroman7441]

i love it

[@johneric3886]

Nice video you are very stunning!

[@sugheycontreras1932]

for the audio books, does he use his computer or kindle?

[@Nyquistjl]

He uses his iphone and audible or bookshare account

[@jeanninewyrick7575]

Thank you for this video I have not found a method for her to work and will be trying this out. She is in 2nd grade and first was a struggle and had her tested. Now I am just trying to find things that work for her.

[@mrmkkryt6485]

How long will they take to become like other kids?

[@hawkesj.8396]

Does anybody know where to buy the sight words flash cards?

[@smarie2842]

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[@pijfa12398]

Hi thanks for this video. I have a grad 4 child. Is it too late to start what I learn for you ..

[@chapzer6686]

I've realized that most people writing comments are actually illiterate. I'm under the impression that most people talking about their children are actually just talking about themselves.

[@pijfa12398]

my son

[@MrsCalabresesTeachingChannel]

The problem with this is that there are hundreds of thousands of words in the English language, you can't do sight words with every word, therefore, students struggle when they get to the 8th grade as they will have to decode their words. Finally, I've never had a student I couldn't teach to read with the program I use, called Sing, Spell, Read & Write. . In addition, Visualizing and Verbalizing by Lindamood Bell will help. The reason your child is taking forever, is that you haven't taught him to decode.

[@Mhaeluvya99]

*read chapter book... Sorry..

[@ElvinValdez]

Hello. Good explanation, but the video is too dark and it lacks of quality on its video taping.. You are a very good and extremely good teacher, but needs a better video editing team.

[@aleksstoke9221]

This was great, I've been looking for "how can i improve my child's reading english?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Eanmanter Straightforward Equalizer - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a good one off guide for discovering how to teach your child to read minus the hard work. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my m8 got excellent success with it.

[@mwats9929]

This was great, thanks, I have been researching "how to start teaching your child to read" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Eanmanter Straightforward Equalizer - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is an awesome exclusive guide for discovering how to teach your child to read without the headache. Ive heard some great things about it and my colleague got cool success with it.

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