Today's children already come to school with some knowledge. One of them is the ability to read. Some children learn the basics of reading in kindergarten, others at home.
Many parents ask the question: at what age can you start learning? There is no definitive answer here. All children are individual and their development is different. Some 3- to 4-year-olds can already read in two languages, while other 6-year-olds don't even know all the letters of the alphabet.
You must find the optimal age to start teaching your baby to read. Most of the time, at 4-5 years, you can assimilate new knowledge.
There are different techniques to help your baby learn to read. One of the most famous is the Montessori method. Its advantage is that the classes are fun, so they do not bore the child. When organized correctly, this technique produces quick results. It is often used in developmental learning groups or preparatory courses for preschool children.
How to teach reading at home?
Explore different ways to learn to read and choose one that you and your child enjoy. Buy children's books, blocks, flashcards and start learning. Organize the lessons so that your child is interested and willing to learn.
Do everything in the form of a game, do not rush and do not scold the baby if he is not good at it. Be patient and kind. Remember that the process of acquiring and reinforcing new skills is never quick.
The exercises don't have to last long. The optimal time is 15 minutes a day. Preschoolers, by their nature, cannot hold attention to a lesson for more than 15 minutes, so try not to exceed this time. Do not overload the child's brain with an abundance of new information, feed it in small portions, giving knowledge to gain ground.
Tips for parents
Organize the learning process so that your child thinks he is playing. This approach is more effective than boring lessons.
YouTube has tutorial videos for kids of all ages. In the digital age, it's easy for kids to learn online, so don't neglect this method.
Informative source:
https://sachartermoms.com/how-to-teach-your-child-to-read/
https://readingeggs.com/articles/2018/09/16/teach-kids-to-read-at-home