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Showing posts with label learn to read. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learn to read. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 29, 2015

Say and Pray Bible Review - First Words, Stories, and Prayers




The first words they recognize have to say something, so why not make sure they are Bible-themed words? I had the opportunity to review the  Say & Pray Bible First Words, Stories, and Prayers  from Diane Storts and Illustrated by Sarah Ward, from Tommy Nelson publishing. I received the Bible from the BookLook Bloggers program in exchange only for my honest opinion.

This is the most adorable board book Bible for toddlers and early readers.


This is a hard-cover, toddler board book, 40-page Bible story book. It is intended for children, pre-readers or early readers.

The book contains 20 Bible stories. 10 Old Testament and 10 New Testament, including:

In the Beginning
Noah Builds a Boat
A Happy Promise
Joseph's Colorful Coat
Baby in a Basket
A Happy Family (Ruth)
Samuel Listens
David Sings
Jonah and the Big Fish
Brave Queen Esther

Jesus is Born
Jesus Grows Up
So Many Fish
Jesus Heals
Jesus Teaches About God
The Good Samaritan
Jesus and the Children
Jesus and Zacchaeus
A Big Parade
Jesus is Alive

Each new 2-page story contains a little 3-line summary of the biblical account and a scripture, followed by a prayer.

The illustrations of the corresponding story have pictures that are highlighted with about 5-7 words from the biblical account.

For instance, the story of Noah has pictures and words that include:

'Giraffes'
'Boat'
'Lions'
'Turtles'
'Noah'
'Elephants'

WHAT DID I THINK?

This book is very well-made, gift quality. It feels sturdy and durable when you hold it in your hands, so no worry about little ones tearing the pages. And, it's just the right size to hold in your hand, and curl up in a reading nook with baby. It's also a great size to hand over to an early reader, learning new words.

It is a fantastic way to start a child out with familiarizing them with the Bible. It is not just stories and beautiful illustrations, but it contains vocabulary words that he or she will encounter when they actually begin reading the full Holy Bible. What a fun way to learn the words while learning about God's love.





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Sunday, November 9, 2014

Free Sight Word Download

C   A   N

Your child CAN read so long as he or she learns certain sight words along with all the sounding out phonics.

The English language is interesting. It is probably one of the most inconsistent languages alive. Whether or not you teach with phonics or by using whole language words, there are still words that have to be memorized.

These words are called sight words.

They are called sight words because, well, you learn them by looking at them and remembering. They really have no other rules that they follow. All you can do is memorize them.

Call them rebel words, and fight to refuse the truth. But, the truth is that these sight words just simply need to be learned and read by sight (memory).

In my inbox today, I saw this amazing freebie.

It's a download for a free sight word activity for the sight word:

CAN

So, right now - you CAN download it for free from Super Mommy to the Rescue blog.

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

How to Teach Your Child To Read

I ran across a Youtube video today that was pretty good information on teaching a child to read by starting with an alphabet chant. It's from the Homeschool Learning Channel, and it goes like this:

The Alphabet Chant!