My daugther is 5 year gng to k2 next year.she can know only sounds of each letter but unable read.how can i improve her reading.any class like i can read...r something.thank you

Hi, At 5, kids are not able to read and they are still rehearsing the sounds of the alphabets that they have learned the previous year. So, your daughter is doing just fine according to her age. I think to hone her reading skills, you can buy her books according to her age. You can read each night before going to bed, and make her read the same along with you. You read one word and let her read the next. The more familiar she will become with words and more books you will make her read, she will pick up reading fast. Sing rhymes that she knows and then make her read the same rhymes. Break the words and help her in reading the words. This is how I did with my daughter and she picked up reading. She is 6 now, not very fluent in reading but she breaks words and tries to read. You have to be patient in teaching her.

According to this general reading guide, it is quite normal for ur child to be still trying to read. I think don't need to worry too much and also to note that there is a different between memorizing and reading - tho both goes hand in hand. Try reading age appropriate books to her regularly. Pointing while reading is also an important skill - this can help develop superior speed reading skills in the future too - although the silly school system does not encourage it during oral

some kids can start reading by 5 while some take more time. my elder one was comfortable reading smaller words at 5 and my younger one started identifying very small words around 3. you can encourage your child to read more by using simple books that have a lot of small words. read the same pages over and over again for days, pointing out the words and making the relevant sounds properly.

She should be able to read some simple words at five. Does she read often in her free time? Try to encourage her to read more to cultivate the habit. You can read to her everyday and especially before sleeping dedicate a time to read to her. Point to the words as you read and be very expressive. She will pick up sooner or later.

take her to the library, make it a point as part of the routine.

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