Will Camus: there is not a quick or singularly right way to teach a child to read. Just remember repetition and familiar stories will make it easier. While recognizing the alphabet and understanding the phenoms (sounds) associated with the letters is important it is not the most important. 1} Some of the ways you can encourage literacy is to label the common items in your classroom or household. Labeling will help to associate the shape of the letters/words with the object. Labeling a door and a doll will help a child associate the d shape with the sound 'd'. 2} Reading predictable and rhyming books like those by Eric Carle, Laura Numeroff, and numerous others. I'm partial to the If you give... series by laura numeroff and Felicia Bond. I have included a link that i have referred to often when creating lesson plans for my class. I hope this helps....Show more
Randolph Lozoya: Your suppose to be the teacher, so why are you asking?
Jonathon Labonne: Its not even! about teaching 'voice' its about the children having fun...singing simple songs like ABC or even start with songs that they know and from there you can start to teach them simple new songs
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