Happy Cheetah Reading is an intuitive, enjoyable approach to reading that will help you teach your child to read in just 20 minutes a day. . .regardless of whether they're a new beginning reader, a struggling older reader, or are an ESL or special needs student. Covering reading, handwriting, vocabulary acquisition, spelling, grammar, and creative writing, this efficient program will set up students for language arts success.
Because the research shows that copywork is integral to helping students learn to read quickly and easily, the Happy Cheetah Reading System starts with handwriting, then moves to phonics, where students learn the connection between sounds and written letters.
The Getting Ready workbook introduces your students to printing by hand. It uses a developmentally appropriate sequence for both capital and lowercase letters, so all beginning writers learn in the most efficient and easy way possible. It also uses a unique font designed to address common handwriting problems such as letter reversals.
After they learn to print all the individual letters, students move into beginning copywork (which encourages swift reading development) and then they work on hearing individual sounds in words (also called phonemic awareness), and finally practice writing numerals.
After this book, which you can work through at your student's pace, you'll move into the Cub Starting workbook. This workbook ties together with the controlled readers, and your student will read thirty stories in these three readers.
This kit includes:
- Getting Ready Workbook Prep (Consumable)
- Cub Starting Workbook 1 (Consumable)
- My Family: Reader 1
- Nana and Papa: Reader 2
- Things I Like: Reader 3
- Exclusive Happy Cheetah Reading Card Game Set
- Exclusive Happy Cheetah Reading Whiteboard and Markers
- Exclusive Happy Cheetah Reading Magnetic Letters
- Exclusive Happy Cheetah Reading Alphabet Cards
- Bonus 1: How to Raise Your Child's Reading Level in Half the Time...
- Bonus 2: Foolproof Stop Reversing B and D Forever Bookmarks
- Bonus 3: The #1 Optometrist-Recommended Guide for Reading
