Reading for Kids (and Adults!): A Beginning Phonics Reading Program, Teen & Adult Version, Paperback

The Reading For Kids (and Adults ) Teen and Adult Version is the same book as the original Reading For Kids but the cover graphic is more appealing to teens and adults. This is a phonics based reading program for all ages. It has over 260 pages packed full of reproducible worksheets, flashcards, and stories to develop reading skills in students. This book is designed for anyone to use to help someone learn to read. If you can speak English and read this paragraph, you have all the skills necessary to use this book. The Reading For Kids (and Adults ) beginning phonics reading program is a ten lesson, systematic approach to teaching reading. It is suitable for teaching in a tutoring situation where a teacher only spends one or two hours a week with their students or daily as in a classroom or home school. From the very first lesson, where only five letters and their most common sounds are taught, students begin to read real text. Each lesson builds on previous lessons. The activities and reading material in each lesson includes only words and sentences from the previous lessons. This allows students to slowly build their phonetic base while reading in real context. The Reading For Kids (and Adults ) beginning phonics reading program teaches the most common sound for each of the English alphabet's twenty-six letters and covers three basic skill levels: Level A Sound-letter recognition Level B Blending, segmenting and sight words Level C Creating meaning and comprehension Lesson Breakdown: Lesson 1 - a, m, i, s, t Sight words: the Lesson 2 - d, n Sight words: yes, no Lesson 3 - l, o Sight word: a Lesson 4 - p, e Sight words: he, she Lesson 5 - f, b, and L blends Sight words: one, or Lesson 6 - c, u, k, ck Sight words: are, they Lesson 7 - h, ch, sh, tch Sight word: all Lesson 8 - w, g, wh Sight words: to, said Lesson 9 - j, r, y, and R blends Sight words: you, do Lesson 10 - q, v, x, z Sight words: does, for

About the Author:

Lynda Delo is a high school librarian in Shreveport, LA. She has homeschooled all four of her sons and tutored privately in reading and math. She received her bachelor's degree in Biology and Education in 1983 from Ouachita Baptist University and her masters degree in Library and Information Science from Louisiana State University in 2009.