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Reading Kingdom



I am very happy to review the Reading Kingdom.  This is an online program that uses a variety of methods to teach reading.  I decided to share this product with my adopted granddaughter Ruth.  Reading kingdom uses a six skills integrative method
Ruth only just began to use the program. She is only 3 years old and cannot use the program without help.  But her mom says that she can already recognize words like girl and kids when they are shown on the screen.  Sylvia wrote that she loves the repetition of the words in the program.  That Ruth is memorizing the words she sees.   She will be able to use it for an entire year.  But I expect her to become a very good reader.  And what a great gift to give to any child!  She will have a lifetime love for books.   Sylvia also works with teenage mothers in Uganda.  And many of these women have never attended school.  So she plans to use these ideas to help these young women learn to read.

 http://www.ReadingKingdom.com
what is written about the program is this...
Reading Kingdom is an online program that teaches students 4-10 to read and write, with comprehension, at a 3rd-grade level. Noticeable results can be seen within 30 days of regular practice. Reading Kingdom is extremely effective for both struggling readers and those who are on grade level because it utilizes an innovative new six skill model of reading instruction and does not rely solely on phonics-based instruction which is fraught with challenges because most words in English cannot be sounded out.
and you can watch a video about the program here


   


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