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Learn to Read with
The Family Readers Deluxe Set
Ideal for Schools, Home Schools, Literacy Centers
and Parents Concerned about Reading Comprehension
| Designed especially for teaching reading skills at home. Pre-K thru 5th grade--ages 3-11. No-risk, 30-day guarantee. Watch our demos! |
Benefits for Home Schools:
- Boost reading skills
- Increase reading confidence
- Improve school grades quickly
- Enjoy entertaining stories
- Teach moral values
- Create lasting memories
- Read and understand over 2,500 words!
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Increase reading confidence
Self-esteem skyrockets when a child's reading skill improves. Our Family Readers library provides quick, measurable success.
Improve school grades quickly
An independent study shows that children increase .45 grade levels every 4 weeks with our Family Readers library.
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Invest just a little of your time
Spend as little as 20 minutes a day reading with your child and see incredible results!
Teach moral values
Our Family Readers library is much more than a learn-to-read program. Children also learn moral values such as honesty in this entertaining and beautifully illustrated library.
Create lasting memories
Reading spent with a child is treasured time. A child always remembers time spent reading together with mom or dad.
Read and understand over 2,500 words!
Designed for beginning or struggling readers, the full Family Readers library of 72 books increases reading skills by starting with simple words and progressing through a more advanced vocabulary...Pre-K thru 5th grade.
Home School Reading Tips
Here are some home school tips for teaching reading in home schools:
Practice the sounds of language. Parents that home school their children should read books that focus on phonics. Play simple word games: How many words can you make up that sound like the word “bat”? Take spoken words apart and put them together. This is a fun home school activity. Separate the sounds in words, listening for beginning and ending sounds, and putting separate sounds together. Practice the alphabet. Have some fun in your home school by making the alphabet come alive in your home. Point out letters wherever you see them. Point out the letter-sound relationships. This is another home school strategy. Help your child learn to read by practicing letter-sound relationships with household items--labels, boxes, newspapers, magazines and signs. Show you are proud of your child. Every skilled home school parent learns to patiently listen as the child practices. Tell your child you are proud that he/she is learning to read.
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