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Sarah from Illinois says:
I've been doing your reading program with the kids and we love it! We are on week 5 and my 2 year old is reading too! Last year, I started the "Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons." It started off going great but half way through by 4 year old was getting so frustrated and was dreading the lessons. I had to stop because she was developing such a negative attitude of reading. When I started "Reading the Easy Way" it was just what we needed to boost her confidence and make reading fun for her. Thank you for taking the time to create that. I know it has really made a big difference for my 4 year old!Andrea says:
LOVE this! We've really enjoyed the preschool program this year!Eddie says:
We're almost halfway through Reading the Easy Way and my sidekick is BEGGING to do this every day! I see that you've got another reading program in the works - any idea when it might be ready? I'll happily be your first customer! Seriously, thanks so much - he's such an enthusiastic participant and we can play the games over and over again.B says:
We are currently working through Reading the Easy way and my daughter is LOVING it and all the fun activities!Shonda says:
The format was engaging and super easy to use! I like when everything is all planned out for me!
See Reading the Easy Way Reviewed here:
- The Usual Mayhem - “This program has taken his reading to a whole new level, quickly and in a way that was effortless”
- 3 Dinosaurs – “Coloring by sight word is something really easy to do and nice review for everything.”
- This Reading Mama – “Beth has organized the activities in a fun and playful way, which is very important to preschoolers (and moms, too)”
In just 15 minutes a day / 5 days a week, this program will have your child doing fun activities, playing games, and reading. The program adds 4 new words every week and has 9 reinforcement activities to combine fun and repetition to have your child enjoying reading in no time! Here is a sample of what you will get:
Ages: 3-6
This program is based on the Preschool Dolch Word list and I used it successfully with my 4 year old. But you know your child best – if they are showing an interest in reading and know their alphabet it’s the perfect time to introduce! It was also incredibly helpful to cement these words with my 1st grader who did not have the repetition of doing this program earlier!
What’s Included:
- 12 Week Lesson Plan (little prep with clearly labeled sheets!)
- Roll & Read Game / Flashcards
- Trace! Read! Stamp!
- Sight Word Coloring
- Word Search
- Peanuts to Elephant Game
- Matching Word Round-Up Game
- Sight Word Bingo (2 versions)
- Swat the Fly Game
- 8 Preschool Readers
Weekly Activities At-A-Glance – For those of you who are more visual (like I am). Here is a sample of what you would do on a weekly basis. The included lesson plans go into more details. 
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**Licensed for 1 family. If you are using it with a coop or classroom please purchase a teacher licensed version at my TPT store.
Disclaimer: Because this is a downloadable file and cannot be physically returned, there are no refunds offered on purchases. If you have questions, please be sure to ask before buying ~ I would be happy to help you out!
Make sure to visit my {free}Printables Page to see my 150+ free printables sorted by subject! Enjoy!
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only $10*
*Licensed for 1 family. If you are using it with a coop or classroom please purchase a teacher licensed version at my TPT store.
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Save $$ buying the BUNDLE!
(Preschool, Kindergarten & 1st Grade – that’s over 300 pages of learning FUN!)
only $25*
**Licensed for 1 family. If you are using it with a coop or classroom please purchase a teacher licensed version at my TPT store.
Disclaimer: Because this is a downloadable file and cannot be physically returned, there are no refunds offered on purchases. If you have questions, please be sure to ask before buying ~ I would be happy to help you out!
Make sure to visit my {free}Printables Page to see my 150+ free printables sorted by subject! Enjoy!
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This looks like an awesome program!!
ReplyDeleteI don't think we have one yet, my wee one will turn 3 in November but your package will definitely be our first one! Hope we win!
ReplyDeleteAwesome giveaway, my son would benefit so much from this.
ReplyDeleteI used ReadytoRead from Moffatt Girls with my oldest
ReplyDeleteOh my! What a great giveaway - I would LOVE to incorporate this into our daily rhythm!
ReplyDeleteWould love to see more about this program!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like an amazing program. I wish I had money to buy it, but don't :(
ReplyDeletedon't have a favorite yet. We just read lots of books and have been piecing resources together
ReplyDeleteI like the library.
ReplyDeleteAny books by Dr. Seuss have been great for rhyming!
ReplyDeleteI don't have any favorite yet, I am just piecing a curriculum together.
ReplyDeleteIs this program suitable for a 38-month old? He knows his alphabet and letter sounds but has yet to READ.
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I would like this to teach my son
ReplyDeleteMy favorite preschool book is any book from the Spot the dog series.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win this for my four year old grandsons.
ReplyDeleteMy son is three and know all his abc's and sounds so I think this would be perfect to teach him how to read. I am so excited about this!
ReplyDeletewe love the bob books~
ReplyDeleteThe bible. :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite preschool book is whatever my kids are loving the most at the moment...it changes so often! Right now it is definitely Haunted House (from Disney)...we probably read it 3-5 times a day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great packet you've made! I hope you have lots of sales--you definitely deserve it!
Dont have a program. we just read together lots!
ReplyDeleteWe have been using the "Now I'm Reading" series... my daughter seems to enjoy them, but I'm always looking for fun new ways to teach her beginning reading skills!
ReplyDeleteWe love to read...a lot! So, our favorite preschool resource is our local library. They have a fantastic seleciton of books and free programs. Gotta love free!!!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have a favorite yet, but we do visit the library regularly. I am starting preschool with my 3 year old next week and this would be great to incorporate into our lessons.
ReplyDeleteWe read a lot, but I really like a book I bought for $7.99 at TJ Maxx. 501 TV-Free Activities for Kids. Just a good resource to change things up, all the while learning!
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite guide per se. I'm fairly eclectic. I pull from all kinds of resources. I've been at this a while and have decided I need some fresh materials. I found you via Pinterest and love the preschool pack you have put together! I hope others will as well! May this endeavor bless your family!
ReplyDeleteI love to read and this year we are doing five in a row with my 4yr old to hopefully give her this gift of loving to read also! But i love all the fiar books her favorite is ping!!!
ReplyDeleteI love all the preschool workbooks the Dollar Tree has. We also LOVE borrowing new books from the library as well. Pinterest is also a fantastic resource idea spot. So, for us, our preschool resources come from a lot of places.
ReplyDeleteI love My ABC Bible Verse book that I use with Carisa's curriculum on 1+1+1. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI am just beginning on this journey, but so far I am loving Confessions of a Homeschooler's Pre-K curriculum!
ReplyDeleteI love Before Five in a Row.
ReplyDeleteI love any lap books based on popular children's books
ReplyDeleteI have the book "The Toddler's Busy Book". At least, I think that's the title. It has ideas for things little ones can do, which will come in handy as I try to teach my 7 year old and keep the 2 year old busy.
ReplyDeleteEric Carle books are great for preschoolers!
ReplyDeleteI'm just getting started, so we don't have a favorite yet! Would love to try this!
ReplyDeleteWe like bob books
ReplyDeleteWe like bob books
ReplyDeleteI am just beginning to get savy to the world of preschool. I am searching for a good reference book.
ReplyDeleteThe Bible!
ReplyDeleteWe love using Reading A-Z. I used it with students when I worked as a Literacy Specialist, and I use it now with my almost 4-year-old.
ReplyDeleteI am just piecing curriculum together but my favorite resource right now is snap cards.
ReplyDeleteI don't have any favorites - things that have worked well with one kid haven't worked with the others! Your program looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite resource is the internet. I read various preschool blogs and pick up some great ideas online.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great resource!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the work that you put into doing this.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite resource is currently before five in a row.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if this is what you are asking or not, but my favorite preschool resources are a 3-way tie between 1+1+1=1, Confessions of a Homeschooler, and YOU! All 3 of you have helped me in different ways of figuring out what I want to do and where I want to go with this new adventure! So MANY THANKS!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't know that I have a favorite preschool resource book yet. I LOVE the library, our Bible and our Devotions for Preschoolers book. thank you for this awesome giveaway and amazing packet!
ReplyDeleteBefore Five in a row. Tranhasmail@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI don't know if I need to leave my email address or not, but it's elizabeth820@hotmail.com and my resource was Before Five in a Row. :)
ReplyDeleteMy kids really enjoy the Fun Tales and Explode the Code books.
ReplyDeleteOnly thing I use right now is just to keep reading out loud to my kids. Just getting started with homeschooling and this looks like a great program.
ReplyDeleteWe really like the Now I'm Reading sets.
ReplyDeleteWe just started learning to read last week. Great timing!
ReplyDeleteBob books
ReplyDeleteWe love Bob books, too.
ReplyDeleteWe love the rhyme and repetition of the Bill Martin books (if I recall correctly) and Dr. Seuss.
ReplyDeleteBob Books!
ReplyDeleteMy son is not quite three but I am already starting to research pre k lessons for him to start when he is ready. I hope to win your reading giveaway to add as a learning aid.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is almost 4 and we're using Montessori method at home and printables from the web, including from this blog:)
ReplyDeleteWe don't have a method or specific book, but we should. I like using all the printables I've found on pinterest, but I need to be more consistent with it.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite resource has been Confessions of a Homeschooler's site and printables.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite reading books is How to Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Lessons.
ReplyDeleteThis is my 3rd child in K and we just found Bob books and really like them.
ReplyDeleteI like Sonlight !
ReplyDeleteMy favorite preschool book is The Rainbow Fish - came across it by accident and fell in love immediately!
ReplyDeleteBob books & starfall
ReplyDeleteMy favorite preschool resources are Confessions of a Homeschooler, 1+1+1=1, and Homeschool Creations. Love them!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you did a great job creating this curriculum. Do any of the reviewers have any up close action shots for the games and activities? It is difficult for me to see the samples. We used a variety of methods and free curricula with Alyssa.
ReplyDeleteHello, I bought this program, and printed everything out... but I don't see the instructions on how to actually PLAY "Roll and Read." What do I do?
ReplyDeleteA Learning Journey - I will try to put together a closer up post in the near future =-)
ReplyDeleteMichelle,
ReplyDeleteRoll and Read is a FUN, active version of flashcards. Insert the cards into the photo dice cubes. Roll the dice and have your child read the word that appears. Take turns with other children or yourself to emphasize pronunciation. Repeat. Play several rounds. One mom told me when it is her turn she makes a sentence with the word - great early literacy activity!
If you have more questions, please don't hesitate to ask! Email: livinglifeintentionallyblog (at) gmail.com
Beth =-)
Oh... we do not have photo dice cubes. :( Any suggestion for making it a FUN and active game without having to purchase special equipment?
ReplyDeleteMichelle you can easily make a dice cube out of a square kleenex box =-)
ReplyDeleteAlternately you can put them on the floor and they can jump over to the word you call out (and visa versu)
Put them down like a tic tac toe board and if you read the word correctly put down a manipulative (m&m, pom pom, fork, etc.) over the word. The first person to get 3 in a row wins =-)
I might add some more above... my wheels are turning now =-) Hope that helps!
Beth
Thank you, thank you!!! Yes, that helps greatly!!! I appreciate your fast feedback!
ReplyDeleteWould be great to win this.
ReplyDeleteBeth, I am in love with your blog! I love love love it! I am getting all the research done now to follow your Prek age 4 you did for Minnie this year for my daughter next year.
ReplyDeleteI am anxiously waiting to see what Goofy will be doing, my son will also be doing second grade so we would love to follow along with you and Goofy and Minnie!
I just purchased the Multi-pack and I did not see the Free summer reading book. I tried to put the code homeschool in and it said that it was an invalid code.
ReplyDeleteThe link on this page is not set-up for the limited time special offer release with Reading the Easy Way 1st Grade. But if you email me during the promotional period, I will be happy to help you out and send the download link! 123homeschool4me (at) gmail.com
DeleteEnjoy Reading the EASY way!
Beth