I think it'll click for her when she's 4 ish, but we'll see 🙂įor games, my kids love/loved any kind of letters they could manipulate: blocks, ABC puzzle pieces, magnet letters, etc.

I don't think she's quite ready for the Bob Books yet, so she is reading one page in Hop on Pop each day. My other kiddo is three now and has also said she wants to read, so we're doing lots of play with rhymes, letter sounds, etc. That may be a no go for you since you said direct instruction isn't always great for your kiddo I could usually overcome that by reminding my kid that he wanted to read and this is how we learn, there are only two pages left, etc, but your mileage may vary 🤷‍♀️ I never read them to him because he would have memorized them immediately, but we had time set aside for him to read one to me each day, immediately followed by me reading a book to him (that was his reward for the hard work). We got over the hump to confident 'I can read!' territory with Bob Books. Your kid sounds like my kids at that age! My older kiddo is 6 now and he basically taught himself to read at 3.he was also great at memorizing books and started to recognize and read words with little to no extra help. It comes with of book of rhymes/songs on Spotify you could start with while playing with the phonogram tiles and the games. It's quite different to most other approaches to phonics in that it teaches all the sounds of a phonogram right away in a fun, easily digestible way for very young learners. It also has a unique way of presenting sounds that If I could, I would have started my kiddos with it from the beginning. It's based heavily in phonemic awareness and games. I'm a public school teacher/ed therapist turned homeschool teacher and it is the BEST curriculum I've found for reading. I would say at least take a look at it and explore the website. It sounds like your wee one is kind of advanced and could start benefiting from it already without making it a formal thing. If I were in your position, I would buy LOE now and use it in parts. They register anonymous statistical data on for example how many times the video is displayed and what settings are used for playback.No sensitive data is collected unless you log in to your google account, in that case your choices are linked with your account, for example if you click “like” on a video.Agreed, OP. These cookies are set via embedded youtube-videos. The data collected including the number visitors, the source where they have come from, and the pages visted in an anonymous form.

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