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Phonics Rules for Kids | Homeschool Kindergarten Curriculum, Teach Your Child to Read, Kindergarten Phonics, Grade One Struggling Reader

Phonics Rules for Kids | Homeschool Kindergarten Curriculum, Teach Your Child to Read, Kindergarten Phonics, Grade One Struggling Reader

By: Melanie Jeffrey Homeschool Mom Reading and Phonics Coach
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 Do you worry that you won’t be able to teach your kiddo how to read? Are you overwhelmed by curriculum choice wonder which one is best? Do you wish you had an EXACT routine to follow for your child’s daily phonics instruction? I am so excited you’re here! It’s time to check the boxes for phonics instruction on your daily homeschool reading schedule. You’ll will get pro tips for teaching phonics skills so that your child can become a confident reader AND leave you feeling successful at the end of your homeschool days because you had an EXACT routine to follow! Hey, I’m Melanie. I am wife to Bill, mom to three hard-working teenagers, and have been teaching 4-7 year-old students to read for the last 10 years in K-2 classrooms. Reading God’s Word, the Bible, gives me hope and grounds me with peace in a world filled with chaos. As a beginning teacher, I taught kids to read using the wrong approach (old cueing system instead of phonics). Tired of teaching kids to guess what words they were reading by having them look at the beginning letter of a word and the accompanying picture, I knew there had to be a better way! Then, I discovered a sequential, step-by-step phonics-based approach to teaching kids to read. An instructional model that teaches kids to read simple to more complex texts, phonics skill, by phonics skill. An approach to teaching kids to read that I will forever use with beginning readers. And I’m ready to share it with you! If you are ready to finally find a simple, yet highly effective way to teach your child to read… Works in your homeschool schedule (while homeschooling kids with multiple learning styles). Boosts your confidence because you WHAT phonics skill to teach and HOW to teach it. Leaves you feeling successful because your child is reading with confidence. Then, subscribe to the podcast! You can find me: https://phonicsrulesforkids.comCopyright 2024 All rights reserved. Language Learning
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  • 40. Teaching First and Second Grade Consonant Suffixes at Home? PRO TIPS for Mastering Morphemes in Early Readers!

    40. Teaching First and Second Grade Consonant Suffixes at Home? PRO TIPS for Mastering Morphemes in Early Readers!
    May 19 2025

    Quiz time. Can you identify which form of the base or root word ‘hope’ you are hearing in the following sentences. Adjective, noun or adverb? I could feel hope rising. I truly began to feel hopeful. Time was ticking, and I started to feel hopeless. Their father said they were not allowed to have a puppy until they were older, but we saw them sitting hopefully outside the pet shop. Find out if you scored 4/4?

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    Work with Me! Join me for a 1-Hour Zoom Call 'Teach Your Child to Read: Simple Phonics Strategies for Homeschool Moms'

    Website: https://phonicsrulesforkids.com
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    12 mins
  • 39. How Do I Teach Prefixes in Second Grade? 5 HACKS for Homeschoolers!

    39. How Do I Teach Prefixes in Second Grade? 5 HACKS for Homeschoolers!
    May 12 2025

    You know you should be teaching your second grader prefixes, but how? Which prefixes should you teach first? Join me to discover 5 helpful hacks for teaching common prefixes so that your child can read and spell so many more words!

    Join the Phonics Rules for Kids Insider's List!

    Get my FREE Homeschool Kindergarten Phonics Checklist!

    Join the FREE Community

    PHONICS BUMP GAME: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/phonics-rules-for-kids

    Work with Me! Join me for a 1-Hour Zoom Call 'Teach Your Child to Read: Simple Phonics Strategies for Homeschool Moms'

    Website: https://phonicsrulesforkids.com
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    11 mins
  • 38. Should You Hire a Homeschool Reading Tutor? But It's So Expensive!

    38. Should You Hire a Homeschool Reading Tutor? But It's So Expensive!
    May 5 2025

    Maybe we should hire a tutor? I’m wondering if you’ve ever asked yourself this question. You’ve started your homeschool journey with your little reader feeling nervous excitement. But, now, you’re seriously beginning to doubt you have what it takes to teach your child to read. You’ve even googled Reading Tutors Near Me and almost pressed the button to move forward with this decision. Before you do, know that I believe in you and your ability to teach your kiddo to read. However, there are 5 things I think you should consider before hiring a tutor to work with you and your child.

    Join the Phonics Rules for Kids Insider's List!

    Get my FREE Homeschool Kindergarten Phonics Checklist!

    Join the FREE Community

    PHONICS BUMP GAME: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/phonics-rules-for-kids

    Work with Me! Join me for a 1-Hour Zoom Call 'Teach Your Child to Read: Simple Phonics Strategies for Homeschool Moms'

    Website: https://phonicsrulesforkids.com
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    12 mins

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