Re: [SPAM]Re: OT - Reading Program - Phonographix

[Guest guest]

This is the program I

used.

http://www.amazon.com/Reading-Reflex-Foolproof-Phono-Graphix-Teaching/dp/0684853\

671

I really liked it. I jumped right in and worked almost everyday of

the summer, and by September they were in good shape. The last time

I used it was 4 years ago so I might be a little forgetful, but I

don't think handwriting is involved at all. I xeroxed the pages

(this will make more sense when you see the book) and the girls used

the cut up words to make sentences. I just remember it being very

easy and quick to do. If you get the book and have specific

questions, let me know. I can easily go to the library and pick up a

copy of the book and help you.

At 08:53 PM 5/4/2008, you wrote:

>I bought the " Reading Reflex " book by Carmen and Geoffry McGuinness,

>it was only $18 from bookstore I ordered it from. It feels

>overwhelming to start, but after starting to read it, the concept

>does not seem to bad once it is understood. We see an educational

>consultant who does a variety of programs for ASD kids and

>recommened this program, since it is like a code, which many of our

>kids like and my son needs things to make logical sense. On page 21

>of this book, there is a number to contact for more resources-

>stories, games, computer programs, also.

>

>I have not really started to teach my son to read who is in K, since

>I did not find anything prior that seemed best for him to use. I

>have been afraid of him being able to do the same thing with site

>words, and not be able to figure out other words he does not know. I

>am starting now, as this program seems the best for him.

>I think the company also does a support program, if kids are still

>having a hard time learning from just working off the book.

>

>- It was great to hear this worked well with your kids!

>Where did you get the short program you used, since you did not

>really use the book? Is this from the Recovery program you have to

>access through the company?

>

>Angie

>

>Robyn & Greg Coggins

><<mailto:rngcoggs%40sbcglobal.net>rngcoggs@...> wrote:

>Hi, .

>

>Where did you find the Phonographix program? I checked online and

>the only thing I found aside from research was an organization where

>you work with therapists trained in the technique.

>

>I'd appreciate any information on where I could access the program

>or purchase it.

>

>Thanks!

>

>Robyn

>

> and Daron Freedberg

><<mailto:mdfreedberg%40verizon.net>mdfreedberg@...> wrote:

>I don't know if this is available in your library, but I used

>Phonographix Reading Recovery to teach both my kids how to

>read. When my older daughter (NT) left kindergarten, she couldn't

>read and this program is what the librarian recommended. It was

>great, we did it about 5 minutes every day and she entered 1st grade

>reading above the rest of the kids. With my girl, I didn't take

>any chances. I used this program before she started kindergarten and

>she entered a strong reader. I like the program, it's VERY easy to

>use and fast. We didn't finish the book since I was just using the

>program to give the girls a start but it worked pretty fast. Good

>luck! And I completely agree with reading to your son also. Both my

>girls (9 and 11) still like me to read to them (and so does my

>husband)! We also spend lots of time at the library and I am not

>picky about what they read (even when I hate it). Have you tried

>Captain Underpants? Totally gross, but my 9 year old loves it.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks alot! I am just starting to read the intro pages and will let you know.

Angie

and Daron Freedberg <mdfreedberg@...> wrote:

This is the program I

used.

http://www.amazon.com/Reading-Reflex-Foolproof-Phono-Graphix-Teaching/dp/0684853\

671

I really liked it. I jumped right in and worked almost everyday of

the summer, and by September they were in good shape. The last time

I used it was 4 years ago so I might be a little forgetful, but I

don't think handwriting is involved at all. I xeroxed the pages

(this will make more sense when you see the book) and the girls used

the cut up words to make sentences. I just remember it being very

easy and quick to do. If you get the book and have specific

questions, let me know. I can easily go to the library and pick up a

copy of the book and help you.

At 08:53 PM 5/4/2008, you wrote:

>I bought the " Reading Reflex " book by Carmen and Geoffry McGuinness,

>it was only $18 from bookstore I ordered it from. It feels

>overwhelming to start, but after starting to read it, the concept

>does not seem to bad once it is understood. We see an educational

>consultant who does a variety of programs for ASD kids and

>recommened this program, since it is like a code, which many of our

>kids like and my son needs things to make logical sense. On page 21

>of this book, there is a number to contact for more resources-

>stories, games, computer programs, also.

>

>I have not really started to teach my son to read who is in K, since

>I did not find anything prior that seemed best for him to use. I

>have been afraid of him being able to do the same thing with site

>words, and not be able to figure out other words he does not know. I

>am starting now, as this program seems the best for him.

>I think the company also does a support program, if kids are still

>having a hard time learning from just working off the book.

>

>- It was great to hear this worked well with your kids!

>Where did you get the short program you used, since you did not

>really use the book? Is this from the Recovery program you have to

>access through the company?

>

>Angie

>

>Robyn & Greg Coggins

><<mailto:rngcoggs%40sbcglobal.net>rngcoggs@...> wrote:

>Hi, .

>

>Where did you find the Phonographix program? I checked online and

>the only thing I found aside from research was an organization where

>you work with therapists trained in the technique.

>

>I'd appreciate any information on where I could access the program

>or purchase it.

>

>Thanks!

>

>Robyn

>

> and Daron Freedberg

><<mailto:mdfreedberg%40verizon.net>mdfreedberg@...> wrote:

>I don't know if this is available in your library, but I used

>Phonographix Reading Recovery to teach both my kids how to

>read. When my older daughter (NT) left kindergarten, she couldn't

>read and this program is what the librarian recommended. It was

>great, we did it about 5 minutes every day and she entered 1st grade

>reading above the rest of the kids. With my girl, I didn't take

>any chances. I used this program before she started kindergarten and

>she entered a strong reader. I like the program, it's VERY easy to

>use and fast. We didn't finish the book since I was just using the

>program to give the girls a start but it worked pretty fast. Good

>luck! And I completely agree with reading to your son also. Both my

>girls (9 and 11) still like me to read to them (and so does my

>husband)! We also spend lots of time at the library and I am not

>picky about what they read (even when I hate it). Have you tried

>Captain Underpants? Totally gross, but my 9 year old loves it.

>