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CD Roms for learning to read

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MummyPig · 30/07/2006 22:40

Ds1 really enjoys the DK 'My first number' CD-Rom, and I was wondering about getting the reading one. Has anyone used this, or a different CD-Rom, and do you have any comments? I have tried teaching him reading quite a few times and I find it hard to maintain the momentum, so that it's still fun for him after he's learned a few words. I thought this CD-Rom might be good for him as it would give him a more structured approach, with something to aim for. He does enjoy computer games and has done so for about a year.

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maverick · 31/07/2006 16:04

hi MummyPig,
There aren't any reading programmes on CD-ROM that I'd recommend. At the moment there is only one synthetic phonic programme available on CD-ROM and that is designed and priced for school use www.fastphonicsfirst.co.uk

If your son is very young (2-6) then I suggest you get the Jolly Phonics DVD and the Jolly Songs CD.

Whizzz · 31/07/2006 16:18

The Clifford games are good - make sure you get the English version though as we have one that is American. There are various ones - Reading, Thinking, Learning & Music - we also have a Phonics one but that is the US one

singersgirl · 31/07/2006 18:56

You could try this free US website which has lots of fun phonic stories. You don't say how old your son is, but DS1 enjoyed it at 4-5.

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