
Practice the final 20 reading lessons one at a time until you feel confident, and remember that learning to read opens so many doors for you.
Print out your principles and the final 20 reading lessons and principles to practice offline, using the printed resources when videos aren’t available.
Practice unusual letter patterns producing the sounds of e as in keep and gym, build word fluency with police, concern, none, machine, and read the related sentences aloud.
Lesson 82 guides students through letter patterns to form sounds and practice words such as son, money, Monday, among, color, cover, company, and nothing, read sentences aloud after pausing dvd.
Master the long a sound in reading lesson eighty three by practicing words like hazy, lazy, crazy, navy, baby, bacon, apron, and reading and reciting the provided sentences aloud.
Practice the long e sound with words such as even, Steven, Eternity, Economy, event, Sweden, exhibit, union, triangle. Read these sentences aloud after reviewing the Buddy picture with the dvd.
Learn the long i sound and practice reading aloud with a list of words and sentences, including mice, capital, government, Morgan, doctor, isolation, tiger, lion, and dandelion.
Develop reading fluency in reading lesson 86 with the long o sound, practice sentence reading, and apply the plural rule that potato becomes potatoes and tomato becomes tomatoes.
Practice long u and long o sounds with word lists like music, unique, Uganda, rhubarb, and tulip, then read and recite guided sentences aloud to build fluency.
Master the soft and hard c rules: soft c before e, i, or y; hard c before a, o, or u, and practice reading words and sentences to build fluency.
Explains the soft g vs hard g rule, with soft g before e or i and hard g before a, o, or u, plus many example words and sentence practice.
Lesson 19 covers the d g d g patterns and gh and ch sounds, with edge, fudge, porridge, orchestra, character, then sentences about control and wreck.
Master ph making the sound of f and x sounding like z at word starts; practice with xylophone, sugar, and cellophane to read sentences aloud and notice s sounds.
Practice silent gh patterns and tricky spellings, reading words like high, light, night, right, sight, as well as bouquet, jewelry, and diamond, through reading sentences aloud.
In reading lesson 93, practice silent L and B words like calf and thumb, learn sight words science and design, and read sentences from a DVD to boost fluency.
Reading lesson 94 guides learners through silent k and silent tea word groups, practicing words like knife, castle, earth, chestnut, then reading sight words and sentences aloud, and identifying adjectives.
Master silent w and sidewards words through guided repetition, read the sentences aloud, and build reading confidence with example words like wrench, write, wrote, sword, rhythm, and King Arthur.
Practice reading words with silent letters and related vocabulary, such as honest, Wednesday, handsome, kerchief, and handkerchief, then read the accompanying sentences aloud to build fluency.
Develop reading by learning sound chunks and sight words, practicing pronunciation, and reading sentences to apply the learned words.
Practice the target word chunk: pasture, picture, nature, future, fixture, mixture, venture, moisture, overture, adventure, temperature, miniature, furniture, and read the sentences aloud to prepare for lesson ninety nine.
Master essential reading chunks and sidewards, and practice reading aloud with sentences featuring words such as fictitious, nutritious, vicious, righteous, and numerous, plus names like Cheyenne and Cherokee.
In lesson one hundred, practice word chunks and vocabulary to build fluency, including superficial, palatial, spatial, efficient, punctual, and conceptual, then read sentences aloud with words like fiasco and archaeology.
Celebrate becoming a great reader and keep reading to meet new words. Look up unfamiliar words in the dictionary, explore the spelling book on Amazon, and teach others to read.
This course is the last of five, and includes Lessons 81-100 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. At this point, a student is reading at a mid level. Here we will build on the previous lessons and continue learning.
This Course (#5) begins with Lesson 81 and the twenty new lessons will teach words containing 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 #5 students print the following:
*Print the Reading Lessons (81-100), 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!