Ds is 4 and in reception. He's brought his second reading book home today and I've just gone through it with him. It's a level 1 "spiral starter" book (as was the first book he brought home) which focuses on the word "my" plus a range of other words, some of which he can have a go at decoding (such as bed and doll) and but most of the words are impossible for him to decode yet (bike, paints, flower, brother, shoes).
He's getting quite frustrated that he can't read these words and I don't blame him.
Is this normal? These books were published in 1995 so I'm not sure if they're entirely suited to phonics but that doesn't appear to be the case so far.
Are there any reading scheme books I could look into getting for personal use that could better support how ds is learning to read?
Also; can anyone link to a reliable resource for a list of "tricky" words so I can start practicing these with him.
Also, which are the best workbooks to get to practice phonics? I've only looked at jolly phonics so far but I'm open to suggestions.
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phonics advice please... books seem to be too difficult
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PourquoiTuGachesTaVie · 04/11/2014 17:58
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