Teach Your Child To Read : A Phonic Reading Guide for Parents and Teachers

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Paperback
2001
$13.13

In December 2005, Education Secretary, Ruth Kelly called for a shake-up of the methods used in primary schools for teaching reading to ensure that the system of using synthetic phonics is introduced and promoted as early as possible. Teach Your Child to Read is a comprehensive reading primer based entirely on synthetic phonics. Separated into six easy-to-follow sections, it takes children step-by-step through the complexities of the English language so that they learn how to reason, analyse and work out its problems for themselves. Easy to use and packed with stories, nursery rhymes and enchanting illustrations, this book will help ensure children have an early, trouble-free and confident mastery of reading - their passport to a successful future.

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In December 2005, Education Secretary, Ruth Kelly called for a shake-up of the methods used in primary schools for teaching reading to ensure that the system of using synthetic phonics is introduced and promoted as early as possible. "Teach Your Child to Read" is a comprehensive reading primer based entirely on synthetic phonics. Separated into six easy-to-follow sections, it takes children step-by-step through the complexities of the English language so that they learn how to reason, analyse and work out its problems for themselves. Easy to use and packed with stories, nursery rhymes and enchanting illustrations, this book will help ensure children have an early, trouble-free and confident mastery of reading - their passport to a successful future.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 120
Edition: New
Publisher: Vermilion
Published: 05 Apr 2001
ISBN 10: 0091857406
ISBN 13: 9780091857400
Book Overview: A comprehensive reading guide for parents wanting to help their children master reading successfully and confidently

Media Reviews

I, for one, wish that when my children were at that first bewildered stage, there had been some emphasis at the very start on single syllable words explained by simple phonics. And I wish I had had Annis Garfield's book then. * The Times *

Author Bio

Annis Garfield was a GCSE and A level examiner in English Literature and Classical Studies for nearly 30 years. Educated at Cambridge University, she regularly appears on television and on the radio, and writes for national newspapers on her passion for literacy, continually campaigning for a return to phonics.