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教育王國 討論區 幼教雜談 請教‘teach your child to read 100 easy lessons
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發表於 13-3-1 17:14 |只看該作者
本帖最後由 elmostoney 於 13-3-1 17:19 編輯

i think he is too young to give you much output.  don't rush it.  Everybody is different.  If somebody tells you how smart their child is at 3.5, it's their child.  Go with your child's pace.  Having some difference in progress at this age means nothing.  There is a long way to go, and eventually, they all ended at the same place.  Don't push him so much that he dislikes it.  Keep his interest alive.

My only advice is: read more to him.  Before my kids can read, I sometimes read up to 1 to 2 hours a day to them if I have time.  Everyday is a minimum of 20 minutes and often more.  My helper also reads to them.  So everyday they get read to for 40 minutes at least.  I also have a small library at home.  I gave away at least 200 books already and still have an estimated 400 - possibly more.  My daughter spent a good deal of her time flipping through the pictures and later, reading them.  It is a great comfort when she told me she has read most of it - often more than once or twice.  (When I packed the books to give away, I had to ask her which ones she has read and which ones she would like to keep). It is good to keep a wide variety as you might not grasp a child's interest at this stage and his taste might change.  Now I know what my kids like, so I buy stuff to their likings.  I also borrow from the library now as picture books and certain chapter books don't have much re-reading value for her age.

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本帖最後由 elmostoney 於 13-3-1 17:40 編輯

My son never attended K3 in the traditional sense.  In fact, he never went to a normal kindy.  He was at Montessori center (not even a formal kindy) and went straight to Year 1 at IS, starting at 4 years 8 months old.  His Montessori center didn't teach reading and writing as it was just a center.  Everything he learnt in English and Chinese reading, I taught him myself at home.  

My son is reading a series called alphakids in school, but I don't know if it's available to public.  They seem to sell it to schools only.  

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發表於 13-3-1 18:06 |只看該作者
回復 himuimui 的帖子

Don't worry about the difficulty of books.  If anything, err on the side of too easy.  If you want word recognition, books like Bob books are good.  If you want more fun books, use Dr Seuss.  If you want good story, use picture books.  Realistically, you need to mix them up.  But you need to repeat the books that he likes.  Repeat as often as he wants.  I have probably read some books over 20 times and can recite from memory (so can my kids).
今日佳句: 我以往也以為國際板的家長也有質素,但現在才知deal with 一些麻煩家長也不易!  

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本帖最後由 elmostoney 於 13-3-1 22:39 編輯

agree with HKTHK.  Just go with what your kids like.  My daughter loves books related to food, cooking, ballet, and history the most.  So other than story books, I got a lot of these as well.  The first book that prompted her to read the entire story on her own was a ballet story book (which I have read many times to her previously).  I still remember her excitement and persistence.  She kept reading it aloud to herself so many times. day and night, stumbling on the way but not giving up.  She continued to read until she finished before coming to dinner.   It was a magical moment and it will come to every child.  She had never been a fast learner, and the discovery (although a challenge to her) was simply a revelation, to say the least.  My son, although he has the ability, he still prefers picture books.  He is smarter and everything came much easier to him.  I never saw that moment of wonder as he discovered the magic in reading as my daughter did.  Every now and then, he would just pick up a book casually (picture books) and read it aloud to himself - all rather effortlessly.  I guess it makes my daughter relish it more as she realizes how reading opens up a whole new world to her.  For my son, I am still waiting for it to happen.  He has the ability but doesn't have great interest to read.

我覺得我家中文老師說得很好. 她有替本地學校學生補中文, 有一次我對女兒學中文的態度很氣餒, 老師安慰我. 她說, 她其他的學生, 因為功課考試太多, 看書是交功課的態度, 有時她讀完一個故事給孩子聽, 問他們的意見, 通常都很流於表面, 如主角很漂亮這些. 我家有一本故事書, 老師跟他們讀了數十次, 有一次她問我兩個孩子, 對書中主人公看法, 兩人的意見都不同, 但都很有深度, 能針對主人公的行為和結果, 再作出自己的見解. 老師說, 真正的閱讀, 不是學認字, 是理解, 孩子要有自己的想法, 所以一本書要重覆看. 第一次看, 可能就是看圖畫, 多看幾次, 再注意內容, 若干次後開始對故事思考.

我們學校的老師說法也一樣. 去年九月開學, 做了閱讀評估後, 我覺得派給孩子的書太淺, 老師說看一本書, 不是單單留於會"讀"這個層面, 孩子對語法, 生字及內容要了解, 能自己說出書本內容及作出討論, 這才叫閱讀. 如果單單留於機械性閱讀, 發音正確, 但不求甚解, 其實沒有用.

3.5歲的小朋友, 太難的內容也不理解, 可以看簡單一點的.  

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引用:我用過teach+your+child+to+read+in+20+eas

原帖由 elmostoney 於 13-02-28 發表
我用過teach your child to read in 20 easy lessons. 你睇返amazon d review, 同你講個本差唔多, 不過100  ...
teach 100 問過幾間書店都冇,請問你在那買?



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發表於 13-5-7 12:20 |只看該作者

回覆:請教‘teach your child to read 100 easy lessons

teach 20 和 100, 想問是否有cd ?



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發表於 13-5-7 16:20 |只看該作者
據我所知, 冇cd

我在美國訂的.

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發表於 13-5-7 17:35 |只看該作者

引用:據我所知,+冇cd我在美國訂的.

原帖由 elmostoney 於 13-05-07 發表
據我所知, 冇cd

我在美國訂的.
tks!



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