Yet, you’re hamstrung. Every adult in your household is on the grind, often past normal working hours.
How do you take this important step in ensuring the best possible future for your child?
Get a program that reads to your child for you. One where the words appear on the video screen at the same time they are being read. Your child can follow along. The high capacity for implicit learning in very young children can eventually enable them to read the words—and most importantly, sound out the words in unfamiliar texts.
Get a program that will hold your child’s attention. A program that features not just any reader, but one whose stirring renditions of classic children’s literature will grab your child—and not let go. Really inspire them to read the words aloud themselves.
Get a program that features rhyming poetry—known to help children read. It includes nursery rhymes and other classics, but also poems that may be completely new to your child. And to you. Because it includes material newly rediscovered by the editor. Introducing:
The Read-With-Me Rhymes Series, Volume 1: “Sixteen Children’s Poems that Never Grow Old.”
Each volume of the series contains an ebook in two formats: epub and printable pdf. And a video book where the words of each poem are highlighted as they are read.
Get Volume 1 and see if you, too, don’t consider “The Wind and the Moon” a neglected masterpiece of children’s literature ... as deserving of readers as “The Owl and the Pussycat.”
Imagine the joy of watching your little one's eyes light up as they explore captivating verses.
Imagine them beginning to follow the reader in the videos, sounding out the words in them.
Imagine them soon after, sounding out words in a newspaper they’ve never seen.
Your child, too, could read before elementary school starts. If it's true that 40% of children learn to read by being read to while the printed words are indicated ... and without phonics* ... sure they could.
And if they did, they’d avoid going through the confusion so many children endure because of how reading curriculum has evolved over the years.** And with how the revisions that are supposed to fix everything have been garnering criticism by top education experts.***
Why Poetry?
Repeated sounds. Poetry has a secret ingredient—rhyming words! As your child recites these playful verses, they’re effortlessly learning word patterns that are part of phonics.
Imagination Unleashed. Poems transport young minds to magical realms. Each line sparks visualization, stimulates the auditory senses. The result: more information is retained.
Help your child become an early reader. Or read at an earlier age than they might have otherwise, if they just use this program.
Your child’s journey begins here. Click the button and say ...
