Teach Your Child How to Read Using Charlotte Mason’s Methods (and Without a Curriculum!)

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5 ай бұрын

I get asked quite often what curriculum I used to teach my boys to read well, spell well, and most importantly LOVE reading. And my secret isn’t in WHAT, but HOW.
I’ve successful taught three of my boys how to read without using a curriculum. Instead I used Charlotte Mason’s method, as outlined in her book Home Education (instections start at page 199.)
The great thing about this method is that you can personalize it every step of the way so your child enjoys the lessons. You can move at your child’s pace so they don’t become bored or frustrated. And you can customize the method to meet your child’s unique needs (including dyslexia!).
The only three things you need to teach your child to read are:
📚Books (preferably your childs favorite books!)
🔤 Moveable Alphabet (Montessorioutlet.com)
📝 Paper and pencil
One thing that you dont need, but is helpful, is some type of phonics program or a list of spelling patterns. I use Words Their Way.
WATCH Spelling and Phonics with Words Their Way
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In this video I explain how the method works and show clips of what that looks like, but in my Patreon you can see real-life lessons in each stage of the process as well as written instructions ⬇️
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@zelly4914 5 ай бұрын

Public ed kindergarten teacher here! Stumbled onto your channel and agree with a lot of things in your video. I so so wish we were allowed to keep some kiddos in pre-k an extra year, some of them just need that extra time to grow and come into their own before kindergarten. And foster a love of reading, yes! (We were literally told by higher ups "It doesn't matter if they enjoy reading, that's not the goal," which was *very* upsetting to my team of veteran teachers). I have never heard of Charlotte Mason, but I really approve of the phonics progression you discuss in this video (there's a lot of "educator" videos on reading that seem to have no actual research or good practices). Keep up the good work helping all those home schooling families!

@abbe1abbe156 5 ай бұрын

Kids don't need to be held back. Instead, America needs to raise the age to start school to age 6 like Europe. Let the children play, and at age 6, most will be ready to learn. This system forces kids to learn at an early age things that they would easily learn if they're a year or two older. Their brains are not ready; that's part of the reason so many kids have anxiety related to school.

@simplewondersacademy 5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Studying the research and science of reading is one of my passions🤓 it’s so fascinating to me, and so disappointing there are so many public and home educators that don’t take the time to do that research. It makes all the difference when you instill a love of reading first, then methodically lay the foundation of skills they need to successful sound out words. You sound like one of those passionate, knowledgeable teachers that makes a difference your students’ lives ❤️ thanks for all you do!

@hannahallan5283 5 ай бұрын

Thank you soooo much for this!! I applied your lesson to both my boys and we all loved the approach! This will be a such game changer for us! Thank you!!!!

@verityrichardson7657 5 ай бұрын

Your videos are so helpful, thank you for sharing this knowledge and wisdom!

@ourevergreenhome 3 ай бұрын

Hi Jessica! I have been wanting to write you/or at the minimum leave you a comment for a little while now (time gets away from us busy mothers at times though doesn't it haha!) I just want to say what an invaluable resource this video is (for me at least) and all of your content. You truly have a gift for teaching (including other mother-teachers such as myself) and children...a bit of a modern-day Mason yourself I think 🙂 Thank you, if you ever decide to make a Patreon account or something, I think that would be a great idea as you truly ad so much value in this community. God's richest blessings for you and your beautiful family. Love from, Steph (from Australia!)

@simplewondersacademy 3 ай бұрын

Oh my goodness, Steph🥰 thank you so much for your kind words! I love knowing that my videos are helping other mammas, and messages like keep me going! I do have a Patreon, and the last two months I've shared videos showing what each stage of the reading process looks like (my 6 year old graciously helped me out☺)

@ourevergreenhome 3 ай бұрын

@@simplewondersacademy You are most welcome and deserving! You truly have such a gift! I cannot believe I didn't notice your Patreon before ( how embaressing for me to not even look properly haha!). I have now subscribed ! 🙂 Love, Steph

@MilaDanceSport 5 ай бұрын

We never did stage 1 with our first and just starting learning to read with our second, and will absolutely add this 1st stage. Thank you!

@simplewondersacademy 5 ай бұрын

This stage makes a huge difference. Good luck!

@THomasJPeel 17 күн бұрын

Excellent video

@simplewondersacademy 14 күн бұрын

Thank you!

@teamgibber 5 ай бұрын

This is great! Some of the audio is overlapping though.

@simplewondersacademy 5 ай бұрын

Oh darn, Thanks for letting me know! The editing app I use has a function that unmutes a clip if I split it up, and sometimes I miss those little clips even after doing a final edit.