
Practice 20 new lessons in this course four, one at a time, to build strong reading skills, pausing to check pronunciation with Mrs. Clark, and push through challenges.
Print out Lessons 61-80, so you can use the printouts to practice on your own, AFTER you work with Vera Clark on each lesson. You can find additional resources and printables in the "Print Out" lecture in Course #1 (of 5).
Reading lesson 61 introduces the diphthong sounds in 'oi' as in boy, with practice on words like boil, coil, soil, toil, broil, spoil, and sight words like refrigerator and Fahrenheit.
Practice syllable endings with words like Africa, America, Canada, Canberra, Linda, Pamela, Paula, president, and resident, and build sight word fluency with north, live, ride, place, and desert.
Practice phonics and sight word reading by mastering initial syllables and common words, then read leveled sentences aloud to build fluency.
Develop phonics by mastering initial syllable sounds such as e and de and decoding words like electric and defend. Practice sight words worry and company aloud.
Practice decoding words with initial syllables and prefixes like re- and pre-, and learn words with multiple pronunciations. Read and repeat sight words and sentences to reinforce reading fluency.
Explore the silent e pattern through practice with words like shine, time, and ride, then read aloud sentences featuring terms such as assistant, native, fugitive, opposite, Gomez, and Logan.
Explore more silent e patterns by adding e to words, then practice reading sentences aloud and noting sight words, pausing the dvd to read sentences when Buddy's picture appears.
Practice phonetic and sight words or, Ford, torch, corn; names like Nancy, Janice, Sherry, and Chris. Read sentence aloud by pausing the video to reinforce decoding in lesson 70.
Practice sight word repetition and sentence reading with picture prompts, pausing to read aloud and repeating words to build reading fluency.
Practice reading sight words and sentences in reading lesson 72, reinforcing words like wash, reduce, garage, delicious, and violin through guided aloud reading.
Prepare for lesson 73 with phonics and sight-word practice, decoding words like first, thirst, dirt, shirt, skirt, bird, third, mirth, and reading sentences aloud with Carol, April, Autumn, California.
Guide students through reading lesson 74 by practicing sight words and reading aloud sentences, pausing to read each sentence, with examples like Michael, color, Jasmine, and related prompts.
Practice phonics patterns, including r sounds and color word work, with sight words like group and sentences. Read 18 practice sentences with guided pauses to build fluency and reading comprehension.
Lesson 77 focuses on unusual letter combinations that sound like air, practicing sight words such as broad and second, and reading sentences with bear, library, and aquarium vocabulary.
Learn more letter combinations that sound alike in reading lesson 78 and read the sentences aloud. Practice the guided sentences to prepare for lesson 79.
Explore spelling patterns that produce the o sound, practice matching sight words like fence and vacation, and read guided sentences aloud to reinforce pronunciation and fluency.
Celebrate completing 80 lessons and becoming a great reader as you prepare to begin course five; reflect on your effort and look forward to new learning.
This course is the fourth of five, and includes Lessons 61-80 of the Ready, Set, Read: Reading Program (100 lessons in all).
Ready, Set, Read, taught on video by teacher and author, Vera Clark, teaches a person how to read fluently, using the phonics-based, Ready, Set, Read: Reading Program. Beginning with learning the sounds of the letters, then learning to blend letters to make words, I then teach 100 reading lessons leading to fluent reading at a 6th grade level. (Each lesson is about 10 min.)
This Course (#4) begins with Lesson 61 and the twenty new lessons will teach words containing silent ‘e’ and many vowel and consonant combinations and patterns.
There are five courses, each containing 20 reading lessons on video. This course is appropriate for all ages, young to old, and all levels of beginning readers, if they are alert and able to focus attention. All ages enjoy the adorable dog, Buddy, who points to the words being read, as well as the pleasant music.
In Course #1 students print the following:
*Success Chart — your "log" to chart student's progress. This chart motivates the student. Parents or tutors may offer an incentive to the student for reaching certain goals.
*Flash cards for learning the sounds of the letters.
*Print the List of ABC sounds and pictures (which contains the same info as the flash cards, but in list form).
*Print the Lesson Index, which lists the skills being taught in each lesson.
*Print the Reading Lessons (1-20), for student practice and independent reading.
In Course #4 students print the following:
*Print the Reading Lessons (61-80), for student practice and independent reading.
Finally, you have an easy, fun way to learn to read, with short lessons, which motivates your student to learn! Let Vera Clark teach your student to be a confident reader with Ready, Set, Read!