Phonological Awareness Printables
If every progress report from your child’s teacher makes you panic, you dread nightly reading time more than potty training, and you feel helpless about your child’s reading and spelling…
Then keep on scrolling!
Let’s get real for a quick second, exhausted parent friend. If we sat down for a mom to mom chat, would you tell me…
- Your child avoids reading more than brushing teeth
- Listening to your child sound out words makes you cringe
- Your child would rather eat a plate of brussel sprouts than write a few sentences
- When reading unfamiliar words, your child just guesses
- You get a sinking feeling when you see how easily your friends’ kids are learning to read and write on social media
It’s not your fault that your child is struggling to read and write
- School has been a hot mess the last few years.
- Most school reading curriculums leave out the critical skill your child needs the most.
- You’re not a teacher.
- Specialized reading intervention tutoring is crazy expensive.
Which is why you need concrete and fun tools that make reading time successful for your child and pleasant for you.
Introducing
WIN-WIN READING
Six sets of printable activities to build your child’s foundational reading skills in phonological awareness.
You’ll also get access to a six-week Facebook group as a bonus!
(starting December 27th)
The Facebook group gives you
- videos showing how to use the activities
- personalized support for your questions
- accountability so you actually do the activities
- small community of parents who understand
I WANT READING TO BE EASIER
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But what in the world is
PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS?
I’m so glad you asked.
Phonological awareness is:
- the ability to hear sounds in our language.
- the best predictor for reading success.
- usually the missing skill for 80% of struggling readers.
- prevention for future reading problems in preschoolers
Reading is code of letters based on speech.
Phonological awareness breaks the code.
WHO IS THIS FOR?
- Children from preschool to 3rd grade
- Parents with a reader who is below grade level
- Parents who are interested in preventing reading problems
- Teachers who are new to phonological awareness.
You can help your child.
You just need the right tools and support.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- Part 1: A simple phonological awareness pre-test.
- Part 2: Segmenting sentences into words.
- Part 3: Identify rhyming words.
- Part 4: Practice hearing sounds with alliteration.
- Part 5: Break words into syllables.
- Part 6: Blend words with onset and rime.
- Each part will have 4-6 games or activities and be approximately 20 pages.
HOW WILL I GET IT?
- You purchase now for this discounted price
- We’ll start on December 27 to avoid overwhelm during the holidays
- Each part will be emailed to you on Monday morning for six weeks.
I WANT MY KIDS TO SKIP TV FOR BOOKS
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I’m Anne and I know a little something about teaching kids to read.
Hi, Iām Anne! I a former teacher and mom to three kids.
When my daughter was struggling to read and spell, I got the run around from her former school. $3000 of private learning evaluations later, she got a dyslexia diagnosis.
Shocker: my two Master’s degrees in education didn’t cover how to teach struggling readers. So just like you, I had to figure it out.Ā
I dusted off my researcher hat and learned how important phonological awareness is for learning to read. And now I’m here to help your child and you.
SMART PARENTS ASK THESE QUESTIONS
Why doesn’t my child’s teacher do this?
Sadly, the neuroscience behind learning to to read hasn’t made its way into most teacher preparation programs. It’s not the teacher’s fault.
There are lots of teachers trying to learn about phonological awareness and change things in their schools.
Should my child just memorize sight words?
The brain doesn’t learn words through memorization. Brain imaging has shown that memorizing is inefficient. Learning to hear the sounds in language is more effective.
How much time is this going to take?
Not much. Invest 10 minutes in printing out the activities once a week. Then pop into our Facebook group and watch a video for 5-10 minutes. Last, spend another 5-10 minutes daily to work on the activities with your child.
The truth is it takes only a little time to get started, but once you do, you’ll save so much time. Your child will soon be begging to go to the library like my daughter and reading time will no longer be exhausting.
Will this really work for my kid?
This will work for 95% of children who can learn to read. The truth is reading will be a struggle for some children with intellectual or cognitive disabilities.
But, my daughter is dyslexic and autistic and has ADHD. So if she’s experiencing success, it’s very likely your child will, too.
Plus, you get access to a private Facebook group with yours truly. I will answer your questions and tweak the printables if you run into problems.
Isn’t all this ink going to cost a ton of money to print?
You can pick and choose the activities you do each week. You don’t need to print them all at once.
You should really look into HP Instant Ink. For $5 a month, you can print 100 full-color pages. There are other plans available.
What’s your refund policy?
Due to this being a Facebook support group plus the printables, I’m unable to offer refunds for this product.
But I will address your concerns and support you! Helping children and their parents and teachers is my jam.
For less than the latest Lego set,
you’ll get the foundation your child needs to excel at reading.
I’ve heard from you
Having a child who loves to read independently means
- time you can use to read your own books
- fewer sleepless nights filled with worry
- time to actually enjoy your coffee while they read
- less fighting with your child
So, grab this now because just like Christmas cookies, this offer will be gone soon!
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BUY NOW
- Win-Win Reading Printable Activities ($47 value)
- BONUS: 6 Week Facebook Group with Support ($65 value)
- BONUS: Instructional videos ($39 value)
ALL FOR $57
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