Your baby can read?
It's
a great concept for wanting to teach your child to read at such a young
age. Does it work? No. Your baby can't read. This program/DVD series
will not teach your young one reading. Will they learn words? - Yes.
They will use their brain to determine the sight of the word and match
it to the sight of an object or person. It is helpful for you child to
learn sight words. Very helpful, and yet it is frustrating when they
begin to learn how to read.
This is why it is frustrating for your
child, who has already learned sight words, when beginning to read.
They want to learn the word, rather than trying to sound it out. Once
sight words have already been introduced, it is difficult to get them to
try and sound out new words with pronunciation.
Would I recommend
the program to others? Yes, I think education is the utmost importance
for children, yet I recommend that when you do this, especially if you
have the word cards - that you do so by sounding out the word cards with
your child, rather than bluntly saying the word. It is important they
your child realizes that each letter makes a distinct sound.
I
have tried this with my own son, and it has worked well, though he's
still working on pronouncing words. He has learned sight words very
well, but I still have much to accomplish in order to get him to read.
However, a friend of mine has a young child that's primary language is
Spanish, and she is learning very well with it. She is writing down each
word as it appears on the screen and is learning English very well with
it.
My rating for this program is 7/10 - for learning sight
words. Depending on how much effort you put into it, you can get your
child to learn more than just sight of them. This opinions are
representing only what I have learned on my own, with my own child.
-Craig A. Price
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