Step by Step Reading: A 50 Step Guide to Teach Reading with Synthetic Phonics

Step by Step Reading: A 50 Step Guide to Teach Reading with Synthetic Phonics

by Mona Mc Nee (Author)

Synopsis

Are you a parent looking to give your child a head-start with their reading? Do you want to use the method now endorsed by the government and used in schools because it is the most effective way to teach children to read? Are you looking for an easy-to-use book which guides you through the teaching process step by step? If the answer is yes, then you need Step by Step Reading . Written by highly acclaimed synthetic phonics expert Mona McNee, Step by Step Reading is a complete synthetic phonics course in ONE book, making it easy for you to teach your child to read. The course teaches reading in fifty steps and is fully supported by a wide range of games and activities which are available to download from the Galore Park website.If you want an easy-to use and effective reading programme for your child, there is no better teacher than Mona McNee and no better course than Step by Step Reading . Step by Step is suitable for use from the age of 3 to adulthood. Perfect for home-learning, the course is suitable for a wide audience including pupils of any age who are learning to read or who struggle with spelling, as well as dyslexic students. The step by step approach makes learning easier to manage, encouraging gradual learning at the pupil's own pace.

$37.48

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 149
Publisher: Galore Park Publishing Ltd
Published: 01 Mar 2007

ISBN 10: 1902984838
ISBN 13: 9781902984834
Children’s book age: 0-5 Years

Media Reviews
I am convinced it is the most successful way to teach reading and spelling; it is such an easy to work with book Mrs S Pugh, Parent Having used this excellent book, both my children were fluent readers by aged 4 Mr D Rikard, Parent I was so impressed when I began using Step by Step with my class. The progress the children are making is beyond my expectations and the children love it, so much so they don't want the session to end. Karen, Teacher, New Zealand
Author Bio
Mona McNee has championed synthetic phonics as a reading method for decades, writing several books on the subject and campaigning for its return to the school curriculum. She discovered the benefits of synthetic phonics first hand after using this method to teach her own son, who has Down's syndrome, and whose school claimed he could not be taught to read. Ms McNee proved otherwise and saved her son from a life of illiteracy. Parents the world over are indebted to Mona McNee for her unrelentingly campaigning for phonics to be the preferred method of teaching reading in schools. Her campaigning finally paid off when the Secretary of State concluded in his influential Rose Report that synthetic phonics offers the vast majority of young children the best and most direct route to becoming skilled readers and writers . Synthetic phonics is now teaching children to read in primary schools all over the UK.