Teach Your Child To Read In 100 Easy Lessons

We have personally become big fans of Siegfried Engelmann because of this book. Based on Direct Instruction system: meaning teaching in very small incremental steps. If you are not able to teach your child how to read through this book, then there can be 99.9% two reasons only... 1. Your child is too young, so you need to try after a couple of months, OR 2. You are not following the book instructions properly, so read again the instruction part and focus on what are you missing out.

I love how simple and scripted this book is! With so many curriculums I was confused which one to pick. This has given a great start for my 5 year old and I’m on lesson 30 already.

Really good book, we're on the 35th lesson and the son can read all the previously learnt letters. He is actually showing interest in reading around trying to have the same positive encouragement.

fantastic, easy to use. just needs an attentive toddler...

The paper is so thin that too much of the other side of the page shows through.

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so good for my child

The book is great, but from a different seller

This book, Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons, has been absolutely amazing. It’s super easy to read, well-structured, and very easy to teach, even if you don’t have any teaching experience. The lessons are clear, short, and laid out in a way that makes it simple to follow step by step. My child stayed engaged, and I could see real progress quickly. The instructions tell you exactly what to say and do, which takes all the guesswork out of teaching reading at home. It truly builds confidence for both the parent and the child. The price was very reasonable for the value you get, especially compared to tutoring or other programs. This is a practical, effective tool that delivers real results. If you’re looking for an easy-to-follow, affordable, and proven reading program, this book is a fantastic choice. I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it to other parents.

Book looks boring but my kids enjoyed the stories and it builds in such a way they never got frustrated. Used the book to teach 2 of my kids and now started with my three year old.

A veces los niños que entienden inglés pero su lengua principal es otro idioma, tienen problemas para leer en el cole porque cuando leen utilizan los fonemas de su lengua principal, estos no encajan con lo que tienen aprendido del inglés en la cabeza. Ha sido una gran ayuda, paso por paso, y ahora lee y entiende sin problemas.

We're on lesson 29 and he's learned so much already! I'm impressed with how he tries to sound things out in daily life as well. I love the script and my son gets so excited when there's a new sound or when he reads something new. This book makes teaching phonics-based reading so simple. We are supplementing with BOB books. I'll update this review if my opinion changes as we continue to work through the book.

I read so many of these reviews when I needed encouragement for my child and they helped me keep going. Im paying it forward by writing this review. The book works, I am actually teaching my child how to read. He is 4 years old and asked me to learn how to read. A few weeks before he turned 4. I saw a lot of very expensive online courses and before I went that route decided i would try this book. We’re on lesson 25 and while 1-7 were a breeze, when we starting learning how to blend in words” say it without stopping” It became a chore, he didn’t want to Do it anymore. However I wanted to teach him that he could do “ hard things” so we kept going, but we were still hitting a wall. We took a break, then I took the advice of someone here who talked about using small dinosaurs as a reward for finishing each lesson. Once I implemented that he wanted to persevere for his surprise. To make it even more fun I purchased these small car toys ( I think it was 20 euros for a bag of 60 tiny cars) put them In a bag and I would blindfold him so he would get to pick one surprise out of the bag once he finished his entire lesson. Also I broke the lessons into two because sitting after preschool for an entire lesson was too much for him. In the weekends I would try to do one session in the morning and one in the afternoon. Anyways now by lesson 25 he is blending words really well, connecting the slow word To the fast word and remembers most of his sounds. I will provide an update once we get to lesson 50. To the parent reading this, keep going and trust this method, take breaks if needed and don’t be scared they’ll forget, they won’t. This method works. Stay positive, and also reward yourself! Teaching a child how to read is also challenging for the parent!