Forced my 3 year old nephew to read the gulag archipelago, no food allowed until he fully appreciated the book and the gulags themselves.
This is an excellent resource for parents who want to quickly and efficiently help their young children master the skills of reading. Highly recommended. Every short lesson is laid out in great detail. Just follow the steps. http://j.mp/2upJcIk
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Food shortages are a wonderful way of teaching the gulag experience
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I used that when I taught my kids to read. Excellent.
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Can confirm! Great bonding time too. Cant say enough about the ease of the lessons, everything is laid out for the parent.
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Hack!
No Kindle Edition? Why?
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We used this book with our two daughters many many years ago. Both were reading at 4-5 years old and are still avid readers. Much recommended.
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I would love to give this to my next door neighbor age 7 who is struggles but the parents can barely read and don’t give a hoot. Similar books & tapes I gave last year went into recycling bin along with banana peels
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It is meant to be work through with someone.
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I taught four children to read with that book. All were reading well before entering school. I’ve recommended that book many times over the years.
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RIP Sig Engelmann, just passed earlier this year.
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