[blParent] Teaching reading to my five-year-old daughter

[Chikodinaka mr. Oguledo]

r us blind parents r going 2get hour own sessions
I redIread too my 1year old and 2yearsold. my meriage is 9years old
this December 20 21 my marage will be 10yearsold. I get bard books and
let bard NLS read 2the girls.i am not the ownly 1 too read 2them nls.
n l s reads 2the ladies hoo ever supports this convention blind
parents need there own sessions

On 7/14/20, Lisamaria via BlParent <blparent at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> This sounds very cool and is getting me excited. I have 2 more kids to work
> with on reading. Does it do multiple languages?
>
> Thanks,
> Lisamaria
>
>
>> On Jul 13, 2020, at 08:05, Tara Briggs via BlParent <blparent at nfbnet.org>
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hey all! I would like to  post a quick review of a very accessible
>> program I recently found. During this pandemic, my oldest daughter was
>> sent home to do online school. The computer program we were given was
>> Lexia. This was an online computer program that was designed to teach
>> children how to read. The pro to this program was that my child could do
>> it independently. The other good thing about this program was it did a
>> little bit of putting the sounds together to make words. However, there
>> were two big problems with the program. First of all, it started to
>> heavily focus on sight words The second problem was my child it was beyond
>> bored! Getting her to work on the program was starting to be painful for
>> everybody!Then I got one of those lovely Facebook ads for a program called
>> children learnin  reading. I was feeling rather desperate so I clicked on
>> The ad.  The  information about the program said that it required a lot of
>> parent involvement and it did not use a computer. When I messaged the
>> creator, I found out more about it. The program Is a phonics-based system
>> composed of around 50 or 60 lesson plans. Best of all, the program is in a
>> text based PDF format. After finding out it was text based PDF, I took the
>> plunge and paid 70 bucks. Boy am I glad I did! I don’t think this program
>> could be any more accessible to blind parents. I have easy access to it on
>> my iPhone or on my braille note taking device in electronic braille. In
>> addition to all the lessons, there are a lot of fun games you can play
>> with your child or children. The program could be easily adapted not only
>> for a blind parent, but for a blind child as well. Best of all, there are
>> no more fights about doing school at home. My daughter is doing so well
>> and she’s so proud of herself! I hope it’s OK that I passed on a review of
>> the children learning reading program. I know myself as a blind parent, I
>> always enjoy hearing about tips, tricks, devices or programs that make our
>> lives easier. A link To the Children learningChildren learning reading
>> website is posted at the bottom of this email.
>> Thanks
>> Tara
>>
>> https://www.childrenlearningreading.org/index2.html?utm_source=adw&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=clri2&utm_campaign=childrenlearningreading.org&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIncnWybfK6gIVEtbACh064AJPEAAYAiAAEgLf5PD_BwE
>>
>>
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