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- Teaches: Alphabet (letters), Vowel Phonics, 200+ Sight Words (70% of Elementary School text), 800+ total words, 250+ High-Frequency Phrases & 250+ Story Sentences.
- Children learn by watching 9 Educational DVDs that use the flashcard learning technique, animated nursery rhymes, Aesop stories & educational clips.
- Progressively gets harder by advancing through 3 levels: 1 is words, 2 is phrases & 3 is sentences. The final goal is independent book reading.
- Award-winning: Mom's Best Winner, Parent Tested Parent Approved, Parent's Choice Approved, Mom's Choice Award, Parenting Seal of Approval, Tillywig Brain Child Award, Creative Child Magazie 2014 Product of the Year, Dr. Toy Best Picks.
- Successful readers start young! Ages 3 months to 7 years. Includes 9 Educational Learning DVDs, 15 Sliding Flashcards with Pictures, 15 Phonics Books, 3 Blank Flashcards with dry-erase pen and a printable bonus worksheet CD.
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| Length | 12 Inches |
| Weight | 6 Pounds |
| Width | 4.5 Inches |
If you have the extra money but not the time to plan it out yourself some of the preplanned teaching programs for your child to read can be helpful: https://smile.amazon.com/Reading-Program-Preschool-Kindergarten-Alphabet/dp/B00GFBNXNO/
Just keep in mind they aren't some kind of magic. They still require a significant time and investment teaching your child to read.
What these kinds of programs do provide though is essentially a structured lesson plan for you to follow.
I did the "Your Baby Can Read" program with my son and he is now 9 years old and about 3 grade levels ahead in reading. He has a major love for reading and regularly reads ~200 pages a week or more.
I just want to reiterate though that you can do something like this on your own without one of those programs just fine probably for cheaper. The only advantage of this is the structured plan and steps surrounding the learning process.
That and you have to be dedicated enough to actually follow the entire plan. If you do it'll probably work wonders mostly from the time and effort both you and your child will have to do to complete it.