"Help Your Child See & Write Better" helps you improve all four areas. Illustrations are enclosed because we think in pictures.

Your child will discover the sounds of English and the combinations of letters that represent them. He or she will discover how to blend sounds into words as well as how to spell them.

Recognizing words once they see them is besides knowing in addition to orthography patterns for English words. They will quickly discover to see simple sentences.

"Help Your Child See & Write Better" is for the parent of children with reading challenges or who just want to give their children extra help or an earlier start.

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About The Author

Marilyn Martyn

As a child Marilyn Martyn was a ablaze reader. The "Wind in the Willows" is still her favorite book. Reading it brings back happy memories of a childhood encircled by books.

She remembers her 1st day at school and the steps she took learning to read. There were easy moments and frustrating ones once a word wouldn't decrypt easily.

In the 'good' old days children were instructed to see from a ranked series of books called 'readers'. By the end of second grade a student would-be be a fluent reader and understood how words are spelled. The readers were down step by step.

Marilyn has found these books she knowing to see with and is astonied at the depth of material they contain.

Marilyn trained as a teacher and bibliothec specializing in children's literature developed a career about her love of books and reading.

She besides spent several time as an education adviser for two publishers, visiting galore schools.

She has instructed children from homework grade to year nine in secondary schools.

She found opportunities to teach children who had difficulty learning to read. She instructed galore students in schools and still makes this as a private tutor.

After sitting with galore defeated students who did not cognize how to decrypt (sound out) words, Marilyn devised a series of lessons that gave them the ability to decrypt quickly. These lessons are the foundation of her book.

Modern reading research found what her teachers already knew. Early, systematic and explicit teaching of how to hear the sounds in words and how to sound out words is vital in the early stages of learning to read.

Marilyn wrote her book to share her cognition and experience to help as galore folk as possible to become fluent readers and writers.

Contents

Introduction
Phonics Checklist
Outline of Lessons
Lesson 1: The Alphabet
Lesson 2: Sounds
  Syllables
Lesson 3: The 43 Sounds of the English Language
Lesson 4: How Sounds are Spelled in Words
Lesson 5: Short Vowel Sounds
Memory Game (for one or two people)
Lesson 6: Consonant Sounds with a Single Letter
Lesson 7: Devising Words with Vowel Sounds and Consonant sounds
Lesson 8: Much Words with Short Vowel Sounds
Lesson 9: 3 Letter Words with the CVC Pattern
Lesson 10: ck
  Contractions:
Lesson 11: Consonant Blends
Lesson 12: Exercise: See and Write these Words
Lesson 13: Long Vowel Sounds
Lesson 14: Long Vowel sounds - Some spellings
Lesson 15: Vowel Sounds Spelled with 2 Letters (Digraphs)
Lesson 16: Double Vowel Rule
Lesson 17: The Another Vowel Sounds
Lesson 18: Consonant Sounds Spelled with 2 Letters (Digraphs)
Lesson 19: Review of Vowel Digraphs
Lesson 20: Consonant Digraphs with Alternate Spellings
Lesson 21: Reading Practice
Lesson 22: Syllables
Lesson 23: See and Write these 2 Language unit Words
Activities for Reading Practice
  Short Sentences
  Short Stories
  The Little Red Hen
  A Game of Cricket
  A Day at the Beach
  Planet Earth
  Clever Ants
  The Owl
  The Ant and the Grasshopper
  The Wombat
English Orthography at a Glance
  One Letter to Spell One Sound
  Two or Three Letters to Spell One Sound
  REVIEW THESE WORDS: See and Write Them
The Most Common Words in English Writing
Basic Orthography List
Afterword by Marilyn Martyn

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