Comparing Pre-school English Reading and Phonics Enrichment
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Hi, I bought 4 complete sets of the fitzroy readers from australia. Keeping 1 for my own use. Have another 3 sets that I can sell at a lower price as I bought it at a bulk purchase price.
The complete set comprises of:
1.Fitzroy readers 1-10
2.Fitzroy readers 1x-10x
3.Fitzroy readers 11-20
4.Fitzroy readers 11x-20x
5.Fitzroy readers 21-30
6.Fitzroy readers 31-40
7.Fitzroy readers 41-50
8.Fitzroy readers 51-60
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Overview
Readers 1-10 are the very first readers, following immediately on from the Alphabet Book. This first set of readers systematically introduces basic letter sounds along with several essential special words.
Very quickly, children experience the joy of being able to read “books” for themselves. They will be able to read simple sentences with confidence.
Special Features
The first Reader, A Fat Cat, uses only 13 letters. This makes it easy for small children to start reading without delay.
The first five Readers each teach one basic vowel sound: a, e, i, o and u. Repeated often, these vowels and many consonants become completely memorable.
Within Readers 1-10, special words like I, have, to, go, for… are introduced – one or two with each Reader. Children quickly learn to read simple-sounding words wherever they see them.
Reader 9 teaches the first digraph, oo as in roof. Digraphs enable children, without further teaching, to sound out whole families of words – including many they have never seen before.
By Reader 10, children are already reading simple sentences with fluency. -
Matnatworld:
Hi Matnat,Hi, I bought 4 complete sets of the fitzroy readers from australia. Keeping 1 for my own use. Have another 3 sets that I can sell at a lower price as I bought it at a bulk purchase price.
The complete set comprises of:
1.Fitzroy readers 1-10
2.Fitzroy readers 1x-10x
3.Fitzroy readers 11-20
4.Fitzroy readers 11x-20x
5.Fitzroy readers 21-30
6.Fitzroy readers 31-40
7.Fitzroy readers 41-50
8.Fitzroy readers 51-60
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Overview
Readers 1-10 are the very first readers, following immediately on from the Alphabet Book. This first set of readers systematically introduces basic letter sounds along with several essential special words.
Very quickly, children experience the joy of being able to read “books” for themselves. They will be able to read simple sentences with confidence.
Special Features
The first Reader, A Fat Cat, uses only 13 letters. This makes it easy for small children to start reading without delay.
The first five Readers each teach one basic vowel sound: a, e, i, o and u. Repeated often, these vowels and many consonants become completely memorable.
Within Readers 1-10, special words like I, have, to, go, for… are introduced – one or two with each Reader. Children quickly learn to read simple-sounding words wherever they see them.
Reader 9 teaches the first digraph, oo as in roof. Digraphs enable children, without further teaching, to sound out whole families of words – including many they have never seen before.
By Reader 10, children are already reading simple sentences with fluency.
how much are you selling them for? I'm interested. -
PM you the price. Thanks.
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Matnatworld:
Hi, I did not get your PM. I suspect the forum messaging does not work. U can reach me at [email protected] Thanks!
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Any reviews for L central, jan and elly and the play squad?
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Go for ICR! I am a fan of the phonics programme. My girl was in L central for 1.5 years and still could not read. That was eventhough the class size was very small, somehow her class slot was not popular and I was still so happy about her getting more attention. Within half a year of switching to I Can Read, she was able to blend and read words. That’s when I realise class size does not matter. The structure of phonics learning ICR is much better. In less than a year, she could read simple books. Since then, she has been an avid reader. Although she was only there for 2 years, it is a world of difference and I believe is reason why she loves reading. I did take her out of ICR after half a year into her Primary One year as their primary programme is not as effective. But if you are considering between Lcentral and ICR, ICR reading classes are definitely money well-spent!
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Totally agree! The teacher makes the biggest difference! We can go to a famous brand name centre with fancy worksheets, but if the teacher does not genuinely care about our kids' progress, then kiddos also won't improve. Once bitten twice shy!
Hi zephyrfei, I don't understand why you want to send your child to a school to prepare her for ICL? Your child may have problem adapting to new school/environment if you change her from one school to another. As I've said earlier, ICL program is very demanding. Reading books every night to your child is a must. Flashing their flashcards 2-3 times per day is a must. Completing the scrapbook homework is another must. If you think you can afford the time and are committed to do all the above, then go ahead. If not, I would suggest you to look for other programs. Yes, too many to choose from. Actually after trying a few, I realised sometimes it's a matter of luck also. If you don't get a good teacher, any \"best\" school is also useless.zephyrfei:
I'm thinking of register my child born in 2009 for the ICL program. But it only start from 4 years old. Will it be too late for a child from a non-english spoken family? We never speak English at home. By the time she goes to ICL, she'll be in full-day child care for 1 year, I estimate. Is it necessary to send her to some other program before she start to learn in ICL?
Could anybody give me some advice please? Thanks in advance.
Hope this helps.
This is why I always prefer smaller centres and if possible, one that is taught by the founders themselves. Less money-minded and more results. Because they MUST make sure my kids improve so I can continue and bring them more business. Like they say, it is matter of luck too. We got very lucky at 2nd try.
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I saw the materials from TLL for Pri 1 before. The kids just copied the sentences given, picture by picture at P1. How old is your Son?
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Any recent review on Mrs Sam?
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