Hi Sarah. Hi Sarah. My name is Holly. Hi Sarah. My name is April. I'm in Melbourne, Australia.

I have a question about my name is Julie Ann and we live in India. I am wondering,

Hi Sarah. This is Crystal from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Can you give me a suggestion for an especially fabulous book?

Hey there. I'm Sarah McKenzie. This is the Read-A-Loud Revival. And in this short episode,

I'm answering one of your questions. Hi Sarah. I've come across this resource. I'm in a lot of

homeschooling resource suggestions of teaching your child to read and it's called

to teach your child to read in 100 easy lessons. Have you heard of it before? What do you think about it?

Do you approve or recommend this approach to teaching your child to read or do you have an alternative

suggestion? Thank you. This is a great question. Yes, Teacher Child to Read in 100 easy lessons is

one of the most talked about. Teacher Child, you know, phonics teaching children to read programs

in the homeschool world. I approve of any program that teaches your child to read and helps them

maintain their love of stories and reading and it doesn't cause anyone to cry. So I have heard

great things from others who 100 easy lessons has worked for. I'll tell you I did not have a great

experience with it. It just didn't work for my kids. I know now why that is. I know now it's because

most of my kids have some varying shade for lack of a better word of dyslexia. They have some

amount from a very slight to pretty profound dyslexia and 100 easy lessons that program

is not a great program for teaching kids who are dyslexic. Now, if you use Teacher Child to read in

100 easy lessons and it works great for you, your kids don't mind it, you don't mind it and they

seem to be getting it just fine and nobody hates reading, then use it. I think there's no problem

with it. If however you try it and your child does not understand it or you find that either one

of you is sort of beating your head against a wall or getting frustrated or the lessons are taking

too long or ending in tears, stop using it and use something else. And I would say that about

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