Includes: SnapWords List A set; SnapWords NCMDS (numbers, colors, months, days, seasons); Stylized Alphabet Teaching Cards; Easy-for-Me Childrens Readers Set A; How to Teach SnapWords; Alphabet Tales; Easy-for-Me Teaching Manual (with CD).
The Easy-for-Me Teaching Kit, Grades K-1 contains everything you need to teach a child to read. The Easy-for-Me Program is especially effective at closing gaps in understanding for children who have missed out on some basic skills and are not progressing as they should.
Easy-for-Me Teaching Kit, Grades K-1 is also perfect for beginners, and if used as outlined, will prevent learning difficulties for many children who would otherwise struggle in learning to read. The Easy-for-Me approach to teaching reading is very effective for children who have not been able to learn to read using traditional methods.
What is Included?
Easy-for-Me Teaching Manual
CD of resources to print
Alphabet Tales
Alphabet Teaching Cards
SnapWords List A Teaching Cards and SnapWords Numbers, Colors, Days, Months, Seasons Teaching Cards (118 words in all)
Easy-for-Me Children's Readers Set A (22 titles)
How to Teach SnapWords (free book)
Easy-For-Me Reading is a research-based phonics program with a strong focus on phonemic awareness, fluency, and comprehension. The grade-level kits include everything needed for a comprehensive Language Arts course. The Teaching Manual provides detailed lessons, reproducible worksheets, and activities. Alphabet Tales combines stories, images, and actions in a unique way to help your multi-sensory learners remember letters and sounds. It reads like a storybook, and children retain what they are learning. Brief lesson plans are found in the front of the book. Alphabet Teaching Cards are multi-sensory in nature, with visual clues to help students remember each letter, writing exercises to engage with what they are learning, and a physical activity correlating to each letter. Writing the Visual, Kinesthetic & Auditory Alphabet is a multi-sensory resource designed to help teach children their letters, with hand motions for each letter, letter formation practice, extension activities, and tips for preventing letter reversals.
To help my struggling child learn letter names/sounds and eventually learn how to read.