TEACH YOUR CHILD TO READ IN 100 EASY LESSONS REVIEW | Does it work? See an example!

[@johnchang82]

My daughter and I got through this in about 60 days, just before she turned four. It was a huge success. We went through the recommended book list that's at the end of this book. About two months later, she started reading 100 page chapter books. Mostly Boxcar Children and Magic Treehouse. My daughter didn't like the writing exercises at the end of each lesson so we skipped all of those.

[@megandelli1]

That is reassuring because the writing part is a deterrent for my daughter. I’m going to skip it too then!

[@Deauxneal]

I'm so glad to hear y'all skipping the writing part. My daughter hates that part too. We have a seperate writing course that she loves.

[@megandelli1]

@@Deauxneal same for us. My daughter can write every letter in the alphabet but gets angry when I ask her to write the sounds in the book

[@AllieinSK]

Started this with. My son when he was 3 . We skip the writing too as he's not developmentally ready . Just do 5 mins of the book each day, rather than forcing a whole lesson. Started when he was 2 years old with flash cards of the sounds

[@LoveIsInTheHouse]

This book really works.. I have homeschooled for over 10 years now and my 2 youngest I taught to read from that exact book.. my one daughter who was almost 8 or 9 before she actually got it I thought she was never going to read I thought I was doing something wrong and once I got that book she instantly got it and loved to read and would ask me everyday if we were doing that book.. so yes I am a firm believer that this book works.. 100% would recommend this book to anyone who has a child who can’t read it is struggling like mine were.. 💜

[@LoveIsInTheHouse]

Christine Keys agree!!!

[@Eleven.Eleven.1111]

Thank you for the comment gives me hope with my son.

[@LoveIsInTheHouse]

Earlfred Earlfred trust me I thought the same thing for a couple of years.. keep up with it and you’ll be thankful you did..

[@Eleven.Eleven.1111]

@@LoveIsInTheHouse than you for the kind words.

[@LoveIsInTheHouse]

Earlfred Earlfred no problem 💜

[@katiacleroux7376]

We just got the book for my kiddo! She wants to read so badly but can't figure out the blending. Fingers crossed it works! We're also a homeschooling family of 5! I just started my youtube channel as well! Wish me luck, great video!

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

Yay! I'll have to go and take a look at your videos. :)

[@nibol5835]

i just started with my 4 year old on monday. he's done 6 lessons and i'm already noticing him wanting to read/recognizing the "sounds" he's learned already!

[@PankajKumar-bp2ey]

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[@TheFoxTribe]

Just recently ordered this for my 6 Y/O and can’t wait to try it! We were doing All about reading and we both dreaded it so much every morning I bring it out! Thank you for your review!

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@hearithere.2603]

I homeschooled 6 children. I used this book with each of them. I found another book that works great to get them ready to sit and do lessons and helps them develop the skills needed before we even start this book. It’s called Getting Ready to Read by Julie Shaffer

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

Thanks for the recommendation! :)

[@ThisReyesSchoolHouse]

yay! we started it with my almost 5 year old when he was 3, we got to lesson 20 something and we just stopped haha the lessons got a little longer and he could just not stay still for the whole lesson. We've picked it up again and we're on lesson 60! we're using it with the BOB books and some other worksheets I found on teachers pay teachers. We love it!

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

It is wonderfully flexible. So glad it's working for you. :)

[@novaknovakovic1585]

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[@asdrubalgalindo3424]

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[@dayanafigueroajimenez6640]

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[@GledysCoromotoValladares]

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[@sheabuske4445]

I just ordered the book. I’m waiting for it. I’ve had my two kids in school for kindergarten to 2nd grade. They are behind so I’m homeschooling now. We have been homeschooling for three months now and I’m determined to help my kiddos read. They basically learned abcs at school. I’d like the kids to strive for more.

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

It is a really great resource for setting a firm foundation.

[@sunshinegirl8600]

Just ordered my today

[@HSingMomto5Kids]

Oh my goodness I wanted to laugh when you mentioned putting it down and coming back to it! I have 8 children. With child #3 I wanted to throw this book out the window so I sold it. Nothing worked with him until he just picked up reading on his own. I can't even remember what I used to teach #4 to read. With #5 even though we used Logic of English he struggled to read and write. Honestly it wasn't until using a gentle approach that he's doing incredible with spelling now. So I guess this book was in the back of my head, and I just started to use it last week as I borrowed it from the library for #6. I decided to look up reviews as I wasn't believing it even though my daughter is enjoying it. So I guess it really can work and yes I am a homeschooling mama too! Thanks for your review and a current one too!

[@vickicastillo1829]

Reading really scares my little princess at the beginning as she might make errors. I used this reading guideline 4ChildrenLearningReading.blogspot.com for two months and later discovered that she is already reading beginner novels by herself! We`re very impressed with the outcomes! The program is great for any age limit.?

[@amaymadee]

Hi There! I’m a mama of three as well. A daughter who’s turning 5 next month, a 3.5 yr old wild boy, and a 1 yr old boy who keeps me on my toes. I’ve wanted to do the homeschool route since many years before I had kids. But now I’m finding myself a bit overwhelmed. It’s been hard to create a daily rhythm. My oldest will start kindergarten this fall and I’ve actually gotten through lesson 15 of this book with her today just to see if I can help her learn to read before we start the whole full blown homeschool year. Thanks for sharing your review! I’m looking forward to learning more about TGTB.

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

I'm glad it was helpful! Best wishes for your first homeschool year. Kindergarten is so much fun and it's great to be able to just go slow and at their pace. :)

[@kaitlynlewis6958]

We are using this now he is in kindergarden and the first 10 lesson or so we both hated it! We stuck to it and up to lesson 25 we both love it now hes so exited that he can read sentences . I also just got him some bob books and he also using seton phonics workbook . Thanks for the video (3 years ago lol)

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

That's very exciting! I'm so glad it's worked well for you. :)

[@MuslimHomeschoolersUnite]

Thanks for the review. I've used All About Reading with my older children when they were little, however I'm interested in using Teach Your Child To Read in 100 Easy Lessons with my youngest because she's 7 in July and I want her to learn how to read at a faster pace at this point. Compared to how All About Rearning is laid out, this book makes me want to cry 😭 I'm still going to use the Zebra puppet from AAR to make it interesting 😬

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Beepbopboop19]

I know your comment is old, but we're using AAR and yes, such a slow go! Did you end up using this 100 lessons? How'd it go?

[@traceyboyd5539]

Yes a homeschool mama my daughter is currently on lesson 62! I’d love to see the extra resources you used thank you 🙏

[@juliabutler809]

Right after Kindergarten my son could not read at all! His teacher informed me that he will find it hard keeping up in First grade and he must start from the basics. Then we followed this reading guide KidslearnReading4.blogspot.com When he started 1st grade, he`s reading and the instructor is absolute amazed and raves about his improvement.?

[@trustrus0382]

Winner of a video, I have been researching "how to help my child read more fluently" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Eanmanter Straightforward Equalizer - (do a google search ) ? It is a great exclusive product for discovering how to teach your child to read without the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got amazing success with it.

[@darylsue7663]

Hi Christine! Future homeschool mama here. I found/subscribed to your channel because of your Babywise video. Hubby and I were both homeschooled, and plan to homeschool our 3 month old when she is older. I was just telling him a couple of days ago about this book that my mama used to teach me how to read, and that I want to find it to use for our daughter! So glad to hear it's still available. I remember my mom covering up the pictures with a blank sheet of paper while we did the lesson and read the story, so that seeing the picture was our "reward." It worked for me! =) Thanks for the video, will be looking forward to more tips.

[@christar2125]

Our first week with this was tough, but after that he (4 1/2 yrs) started to ask me about “reading.” His favorite part was rhyming and writing...now it is the picture that goes with the story and the writing practice. I also cover up the pictures and use color pencils to add a bit of color on them. We’re on lesson 31 and he is also using Bob Books alongside this (when/if he wants) for readers. At first lessons were taking much longer than the recommended 20 mins & I was discouraged. I realized I needed to set a timer and if he wanted to stop we would save the rest of the lesson for the next day. Now the lessons go much more quickly. Every child is different. My son also was already pretty familiar with his letters and sounds, so this helps.

[@yolimarlara5412]

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[@hunghuynh1992]

1 year had passed by now since we utilized this *4ChildrenReading. Com* a reading manual. My little princess is constantly enhancing her own reading capabilities so far. She these days reads beginning chapter books and is also a great speller. She also makes up brief stories and also constructs sentences. ..

[@GabrielleEther]

Trying to find a video with help for me lol to see if anyone else dealt with this. But nobody really explains the beginning of the book. Warning to parents who struggle with reading themselves. There is a lot of info for you to read first. May seem small to others but big for you. I think this is what she means by boring. People assume struggling readers read slowly or can’t comprehend but some people struggle like me with getting overwhelmed with looking at an abundance of words at once. I couldn’t get pass the first page🤦🏾‍♀️ Other than that. I have no doubt that it’ll be great for your child if that doesn’t bother you 😊.

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

You're totally right. There's quite a bit of reading for the parent at the beginning.

[@suzannesahl1699]

As a retired public school teacher who taught hundreds of children to read using the public school program "Reading Mastery", I recommend that the parents read the first twenty five pages. The information in the first 25 pages. Not only will help you understand and use the program more effectively, but The information given in those pages Then any class I took either in my undergraduate are my graduate degrees. I strongly recommend to any parent who's considering using this program to take time to read those pages..

[@johnragin9923]

Thanks so much for this! Would really love to know the supplemental materials you used, and the process you went through to teach your little ones.

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

I've used a multitude of things but we're currently mostly using All About Reading. :)

[@anselmolinero4983]

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[@saraorozco2632]

I’m a homeschooling mom and my oldest is 5! We just started this book on September 1st and he loves it so far! He got a little frustrated with the rhyming at first but now he is doing so good! He is a pretty easy kid to teach so I am not too worried about it being to dry… my biggest concern is that it might leave out some thing he needs to learn right now. In your opinion, should I be doing some kind of language arts and grammar alongside this? We started with a phonemic awareness book last year and never finished… I just felt like he was flying through it and was getting bored. He is willing to learn more and I’m afraid I’m holding him back. Today he completed two lessons from “ teach your child to read in 100 easy lessons” just because he was having fun😆♥️.

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

At that age, I wouldn't worry about it at all. Just focus on reading. :)

[@JennaDanelle]

Did you ever do a second video? I have been searching for it! Thank you for this!

[@gonzaleztribe5028]

This will be our first year homeschooling and I have one going into k and am looking for other ways to teach her how to read

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

There are so many wonderful options. We enjoyed this book and now use All About Reading. :)

[@sierrapadilla808]

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[@PankajKumar-bp2ey]

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[@abdessalamhouachem3712]

Thank you, your content is great and very helpful

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

Glad you think so!

[@MariaMora31]

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[@tammysanders5114]

My three year old could read just like a grade 1 pupil and my 5 year old reads like a grade two to 3 student after 4 months. The outcomes truly surpassed my anticipations. I taught my children to read with the aid of this amazing reading guide *4ChildrenReading. Com* It is so well-organized that any kid can learn to read with it.

[@roxanazemora4488]

Thank you for this review. I had been on the fence about trying this book with my daughter. I’ve homeschooled for 4 years now, and I used TGTB for my first daughter, but I find it may be too advanced still for my 5 year old so I was hoping to start with something more basic. Also want to say thank you for reviewing TGTB and all about reading! Was great to see that video too!

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

You're so welcome. :)

[@xxoo000603]

I'm using this book for my 6yr old son, and I think it works better with ESL kids (I'm a Korean daddy). First few lessons weren't easy for us, but now it's one of his favorite time with me. only 1 lesson for a day, and it can always be delayed if the bed time is too late. I passed a lot of repetitious parent's script to make learning time less than 5 minutes. Since there's not enough time to get English sound, I can see that he's changing his pronunciation and getting self-confidence on it. So, I can say this book is really helpful for ESL Kids.

[@eyeshadowshopper]

Helpful information, thanks for sharing

[@PankajKumar-bp2ey]

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[@melissakleyn2638]

New subscriber here 😊 thank you for sharing your honest review.

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

My pleasure 😊

[@orianaantia3440]

Kudos for the Video clip! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you thought about - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (just google it)? It is a great one off guide for teaching children to read without the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy after many years got astronomical success with it.

[@henriandjenienholtland1579]

I have the book and am just starting this with my almost 5 yr old. Reading ahead in lessons the Rhyming section I foresee him getting confused because we are pointing to the letter, saying the sound, and then adding a sound that's not written there. Was that an issue? Also, what are some supplimebtal activities to maybe make it a bit more hands on?

[@thanhpham9617]

What is positive guidance?

[@francinesandino2579]

What abaout blummensfield? Can you compare it against that book?

[@lyannadeforwarden5080]

Hello is there a audio with This book ?.thanks

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

No, not that I'm aware of.

[@AmandaSmith-uk3wd]

Is it too complex for a 2.6 year old ? Thanks

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

I would say 4 is the earliest age I'd start it with. 😀

[@caseyblunt5656]

What did you use for your pre k curriculum

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

We used The Good & The Beautiful Pre K.

[@sush139]

How old should the child be to use this effectively ?

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

I've seen kids anywhere from 4-7 using it. :)

[@AdoptableDogVideos]

Is this book necessary is the child will be starting All About Reading Level 1?

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

No, I wouldn’t do this as well as All About Reading. All About Reading is very thorough.

[@huanjf]

What accent is she speaking, interesting

[@HerDailyJourney]

She's from New Zealand

[@sush139]

Aren't we *all* homeschooling mamas now??

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

Many are for sure!

[@timothycohen3411]

What state are you from? =)

[@ThisHomeschoolHouse]

I'm from New Zealand. :)

[@timothycohen3411]

@@ThisHomeschoolHouse Nice accent =)