by Stephen | Oct 31, 2020 | dyslexia, dyslexics, learning to read, phonics games
VPK Performance Standards & Your Preschool The real issue was summarized by a preschool expert who said, “Schools teach curriculum; preschools teach children.” Children love to play and through play they will learn many of the social skills...
by Stephen | Oct 30, 2020 | dyslexia, dyslexics, learning to read, phonics games
Reading Issues Most children find learning to read English difficult. If the parent is anxious then the child will be anxious. Also if the child has failed other programs they will be reluctant to try again. The very first reading issue is to start healing the...
by Stephen | Oct 18, 2020 | dyslexia, dyslexics, learning to read, phonics games
Helping Children Read Only 30% of children learn to read with ease. The rest find it difficult. This is because the English language has 13 vowels, but only 5 vowel letter. So the child is forced to guess and the odds are 8 out of 13 that he will be...
by Stephen | Oct 17, 2020 | dyslexia, dyslexics, learning to read, phonics games
Helping Dyslexics The common myth about dyslexia is that it is a visual problem, but Dr. Sally Shaywitz from Yale proved it was an auditory problem. She also proved it could be cured if you taught explicit phonics. Rocket Phonics games does that and then teaches...
by Stephen | Oct 15, 2020 | learning to read, phonics games
Using Grade Level Reading To Do Schoolwork Ziya loves to read, but not her textbooks. The main reason I work with Ziya is because if she doesn’t read at grade level by third grade she has a 50% unemployment rate for the rest of their life. Rocket Phonics...
by Stephen | Oct 10, 2020 | learning to read, phonics games
A Volunteer Preschool Can be Put On Probation You’re wondering what could they possibly do to be put on probation? Actually Florida has standards of what skills these children should enter Kindergarten with so they can’t just play together and be...
