Phonics for Homeschool Moms | Kindergarten Reading Curriculum, Home Reading Tutor, Child Has Dyslexia, 1st Grade Reading

Melanie Jeffrey Online Reading Tutor Phonics Curriculum
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This is a podcast for MOMS teaching beginning or struggling readers at home! 🧡 Worried you won't be able to teach your Kindergarten, 1st or 2nd Grader to READ at home? Overwhelmed by curriculum choice, wondering which Kindergarten Phonics and Reading Curriculum is best?  Wondering HOW to help your struggling reader? Could she have dyslexia?  ❓Do you find your child guessing at words? NOW is the time to take a deep dive into SIMPLE PHONICS SKILLS as a MOM, so that YOU can raise a STRONG, CONFIDENT READER! Hi there, I'm Melanie. Wife to Bill and mom to 3 hard-working young adults. As an Ontario teacher, turned online reading curriculum creator, reading tutor and phonics coach for moms, I have a heart 🧡 for helping MOMS of beginning and struggling readers!  I help MOMS learn SIMPLE PHONICS SKILLS, so they can TEACH THEIR KIDS TO READ WITH CONFIDENCE! NO MORE SAYING, "But, I'm not trained as a teacher!"  10+ years TEACHING students to become strong, confident readers in a classroom setting, tells me that PHONICS is the FOUNDATION to SUCCESSFUL READING. ☑️ Ready to ditch curriculum overwhelm, know exactly where to start when teaching your child to read? It's time to get simple phonics skills in your back pocket, so that you can confidently teach your child to read to become a strong, independent reader! TEACHING YOUR CHILD TO READ IS GOING TO BE SIMPLER THAN YOU THOUGHT!!

  1. 3d ago

    113. Close the Reading GAP — Help for Homeschoolers with Developmental Speech Delays and Autism

    Reading can be challenging for kids with developmental speech delays, or low-level speech. Linda Rumpf shares gentle techniques that work to help reluctant readers. Linda also knows how hard it can be to wear both 'mom hat' and 'teacher hat' and offers wise counsel for when it could be time for homeschool families to seek outside help for their reluctant readers. Reluctant Readers resist reading out loud with you lack emotional resiliency children with Level 2 Autism learning to read have a difficult time properly articulating speech sounds Register here for the Close the Reading GAP Summit: Helping the Reluctant Reader! Have a question about teaching your child to read? Has the podcast helped you in some way? Leave Melanie a SpeakPipe voice message! Get your Phonics 101 Guide for MOMS!

  2. Oct 5

    112. SMART Kids Get Reading Tutors! Really?

    Did you know that SMART kids get reading tutors? You've typed 'reading tutor near me' in search, but actually booking the call leaves you feeling stuck. You know you and your child would benefit from a home reading coach [a.k.a. reading tutor], but the narrative in your mind is leaning towards all the negatives: Your child isn’t supposed to need a reading tutor, so you immediately shut down the idea of reaching out to a phonics-trained reading tutor with early reading intervention teaching experience, who you know could help our child.  People will think you haven’t tried hard enough to help your child read. You think that signing on with a reading tutor always requires a long-term investment of time and money.  I’m here to challenge these beliefs you have about hiring a reading tutor. What if getting a reading could help you: Get reassurance that you and your child are on the right track for phonics instruction at home? Choose a dedicated time to increase your child's reading focus with a reading tutor online? Increase your child's confidence and resilience as a reader with a fresh face, while you take a temporary break from wearing both 'mom hat' and teacher hat'? Do you have a question about teaching your child to read? Has the podcast helped you in some way? Leave Melanie a SpeakPipe voice message! Get your Phonics 101 Guide for MOMS! Join our Phonics for Homeschool MOMS Community!  Did you know I help homeschool families as a Home Reading Coach [a.k.a. reading tutor]? Start with a Confident Reader Kickoff Call! Get your copy of TEACH YOUR K-2 CHILD TO READ: From CVC Words to Confident Reader!

  3. Sep 28

    111. Reluctant Reader Rescue: 3 FUN Partner Reading Activities!

    Is your child struggling as a reader? It's time to learn the 6 syllable types for 1st grade reading: Open Syllables A syllable that ends in a consonant and has a short vowel sound (examples: cat, dog, sit).  Word with 2 closed syllables, each having a short vowel: rab-bit, sun-set, in-sect Closed Syllables A syllable that ends with a single vowel and makes a long vowel sound (examples: he, go, me).  Words can be made of open and closed syllables: ba-con, mi-nus ‘Silent E’ Syllable  A vowel followed by a consonant and a silent “e” makes the first vowel long (examples: bike, cake, note) Pan-cake (closed syllable + ‘silent e’ syllable) Be-side: open syllable plus ‘silent-e’ syllable Vowel Team Syllable  Two or three letters work together to create a single new vowel sound (examples: rain, boat, meat). Words with 2 vowel-team syllables: meat-loaf, oat-meal, light-bulb R-Controlled (Bossy-R) Syllable Words with 2 r-controlled vowel syllables: hay-fork, or-chard  A vowel followed by the letter “r” changes or controls the vowel’s sound (examples: car, bird, corn)  Consonant + ‘-le’ Syllable  A final stable syllable contains a consonant followed by “-le” at the end of a multi-syllable word (examples: table, bugle, little, cattle). Only appears at the end of multi-syllable words, or multisyllabic words, never single syllable words   Now that you know the 6 syllable types for 1st grade reading lessons at home, it’s time to figure out which syllables your child already knows, and the next of the 6 syllable types to teach.     Did you know I help homeschool families as a Home Reading Coach [a.k.a. reading tutor]? If your child is struggling to grasp phonics concepts, or you just need someone to take phonics lessons off your plate in a busy season, start with a Confident Reader Kickoff Coaching Call! 📩 Get the Phonics 101 Guide for MOMS! Join the free FB Community!  Have a question about teaching your child to read? Has the podcast helped you in some way? Leave Melanie a SpeakPipe voice message!

  4. Sep 21

    110. 6 Syllable Types to Teach Your 1st Grade Reader NOW (Homeschool MOM Edition)

    How many syllable types are there? There are six syllable types! WHY does this matter? When your child knows the six different syllable types, spelling multisyllabic words (words with more than one syllable) becomes simpler.  In today's episode, you'll learn the six syllable types your child needs to know, so that he/she can become an accurate speller. Syllables are named according to six different vowel types. Because each syllable has either a short or long vowel sound, spelling by syllable type makes spelling simple! Six Syllable Types: Closed Syllable Open Syllable 'Silent e' Syllable Long Vowel Teams Syllable R-Controlled (Bossy R) Syllable Final Stable '-le- Syllable   Did you know I help homeschool families as a Home Reading Coach [a.k.a. reading tutor]? If your child is struggling to grasp phonics concepts, or you just need someone to take phonics lessons off your plate in a busy season, start with a Confident Reader Kickoff Coaching Call! 3 Ways to Stay Connected with Melanie:  📩 Become an INSIDER! BONUS: Get the Phonics 101 Guide for MOMS! Join the free FB Community!  🎙️ Follow the podcast so you never miss an episode! Have a question about teaching your child to read? Has the podcast helped you in some way? Leave Melanie a SpeakPipe voice message!

  5. Sep 14

    109. Learn to Read + Kids' Bible Devotions: Samantha Watson’s iDevote Series!

    Struggling to create a simple Bible devotional routine with your kids? Meet Samantha Watson, creator of iDevote Bible Devotionals for Kids! When you teach your child to read, you're teaching them the skills needed to read God's Word, the Bible, for themselves. Samantha's latest Bible devotionals for kids, The Lord is My Shepherd and Psalm 23, teach your child how to have a quiet time with God! Samantha leaves room right on the page for your child to copy the Bible verse. Did you child get an idea about the verse he/she wants to share? There's room for that too! Join Samantha and I as we share how learning to read Bible devotionals for kids make an impact in your child's spiritual journey with God!   Did you know I am a Home Reading Coach [a.k.a. reading tutor]? Is your child struggling to grasp phonics concepts? Want a simple reading assessment for your child, so that you know your child is on track as a reader? Book a Confident Reader Kickoff Coaching Call! Looking for a doable phonics curriculum? Get Melanie's TEACH YOUR K-2 CHILD TO READ: From CVC Words to Confident Reader! Have a question about teaching your child to read? Has the podcast helped you in some way? Leave Melanie a voice message!   📩 Become an INSIDER! BONUS: Get the Phonics 101 Guide for MOMS!

  6. Sep 7

    108. How Many Weeks Should Phonics Lessons Take? A Homeschool Mom’s Curriculum Planning Guide

    Wondering where to start when teaching your child to read in Kindergarten, 1st or 2nd grade? Which phonics lesson should you teach first? How many weeks should phonics lessons take?  Kindergarten Phonics Lessons — 1:1 matching between alphabet letters and sounds 1st Grade — 'silent e', r-controlled vowels, long vowel teams & dipthongs 2nd Grade — prefixes, suffixes, doubling spelling rule, alternate spellings 88. Letter Sounds to Reading CVC Words: 3 STEPS to Make the LEAP! Did you know I am a Home Reading Coach [a.k.a. reading tutor]? If your child is struggling to grasp phonics concepts, start with a Confident Reader Kickoff Coaching Call! Have a question about teaching your child to read? Has the podcast helped you in some way? Leave Melanie a SpeakPipe voice message!   📩 Become an INSIDER! BONUS: Get the Phonics 101 Guide for MOMS!

  7. Aug 31

    107. Should You Hire a Reading Tutor? 3 Reasons Parents Say, “YES!”

    Wondering if you should hire a reading tutor? Do you feel your child is behind in reading? Could your son or daughter have Dyslexia? Does your kiddo struggle to sound-out simple words and memorize sight words? Is your child reluctant to read out loud with you? 3 Reasons Parents Say, "Yes" to getting a reading tutor: You’re worried your son or daughter is falling behind in reading — phonics GAPS (not your child). Your child is showing signs of Dyslexia. Asking your child to read out-loud with you turns into nothing short of a reading battle at home.    Join the Community: Kindergarten Reading HACKS for Homeschool MOMS! Reading Curriculum: TEACH YOUR K-2 CHILD TO READ: From CVC Words to Confident Reader! 📩 melanie@phonicsrulesforkids.com 🎲 PHONICS BUMP GAMES MEGA BUNDLE

  8. Aug 24

    106. Homeschool OUR Way with Elan Page — Empowering Black Families to Reimagine Education!

    Elan Page, host of the Homeschool Our Way podcast, empowers black families to reimagine education! Homeschool Our Way is the go-to podcast for moms of colour who are ready to start homeschooling with confidence and clarity. Why can't 'Black History Month' be 365 days a year? She is a lifelong learner who is passionate about helping other families of color access the freedom and fulfillment that homeschool offers. Amid the challenges of balancing work and education, Elan and her husband discovered the empowerment that came with crafting their children's education to fit their unique needs and interests.  Empowering black families to reimagine education through homeschooling Start homeschooling with confidence and clarity Balancing work and homeschooling Get Elan's Homeschool Kickstart Bundle! PBS Learning Media (free learning resources) Heritage Packs (multicultural lesson guides) K-2 Reading Curriculum: TEACH YOUR K-2 CHILD TO READ: From CVC Words to Confident Reader! Join the Free Community: Kindergarten Reading HACKS for Homeschool MOMS! 📩 melanie@phonicsrulesforkids.com 🎲 PHONICS BUMP GAMES MEGA BUNDLE

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This is a podcast for MOMS teaching beginning or struggling readers at home! 🧡 Worried you won't be able to teach your Kindergarten, 1st or 2nd Grader to READ at home? Overwhelmed by curriculum choice, wondering which Kindergarten Phonics and Reading Curriculum is best?  Wondering HOW to help your struggling reader? Could she have dyslexia?  ❓Do you find your child guessing at words? NOW is the time to take a deep dive into SIMPLE PHONICS SKILLS as a MOM, so that YOU can raise a STRONG, CONFIDENT READER! Hi there, I'm Melanie. Wife to Bill and mom to 3 hard-working young adults. As an Ontario teacher, turned online reading curriculum creator, reading tutor and phonics coach for moms, I have a heart 🧡 for helping MOMS of beginning and struggling readers!  I help MOMS learn SIMPLE PHONICS SKILLS, so they can TEACH THEIR KIDS TO READ WITH CONFIDENCE! NO MORE SAYING, "But, I'm not trained as a teacher!"  10+ years TEACHING students to become strong, confident readers in a classroom setting, tells me that PHONICS is the FOUNDATION to SUCCESSFUL READING. ☑️ Ready to ditch curriculum overwhelm, know exactly where to start when teaching your child to read? It's time to get simple phonics skills in your back pocket, so that you can confidently teach your child to read to become a strong, independent reader! TEACHING YOUR CHILD TO READ IS GOING TO BE SIMPLER THAN YOU THOUGHT!!

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