With our recent relocation to the Chicago area, there hasn't been time for any actual reading instruction. Packing, storing, moving and getting settled in with relatives has taken all of our time and energy.
I was happy to find, as we started up again today, that Robbie has not only retained everything he has learned but that he is gaining in his fluency and tracking. We will be modifying our approach in this area (as we will be in all others) due to low funds and the fact that we had to place most of our things into storage. We will simply be working through Phonics Pathways 5-10 minutes daily. I have no readers with me and I'm really not concerned with them anyway.
I need to obtain a local library card really soon. We don't have any of our personal read-aloud library with us (except for Robbie's Bible, of course). :(
Do you have a little one learning to read? I'd love to follow your progress and read about your methods. Please, feel free to leave a link to your blog in a comment below!
Reading to Mommy...
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September 21, 2010
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