I Can Fly Reading Program with Online Games Book B

This is Book B, the second book for the I Can Fly Reading Program.. Have your young student continue on their reading journey with this fun, engaging reading program!. The I Can Fly Reading Program is a comprehensive reading program for Kindergarten, as well as a reading program for first grade. This program utilizes two lesson-based workbooks (Book A and Book B) and an optional online web-app, for the multi-sensory component that kids love.. The approach used in this reading program is rooted in the science of reading, which employs evidence-based techniques to ensure that children build a solid foundation in reading, setting the stage for success. Any child can benefit from this approach in learning to read, however, it's especially useful for children who have dyslexia or other learning difficulties.. Created by educators, this curriculum is aligned with educational standards. It ensures a systematic and effective approach to teach reading with targeted phonics lessons and activities. By using the Orton-Gillingham approach, your young learners will be introduced to new sounds and rules through carefully structured lessons, which are short and cumulative with built-in review, so your youngster won't get frustrated while learning to read.. This step-by-step reading curriculum adopts the highly effective Orton-Gillingham approach, which complies with the components outlined in the science of reading. Using the Orton-Gillingham approach, which has been proven to be the best way to teach reading to those with dyslexia, educators, parents, and caregivers can provide effective instruction, fostering a positive learning experience. See the note on dyslexia below.. The optional multi-sensory web-app, associated with the I Can Fly Reading Program, takes the learning experience to another level. Packed with engaging phonics activities, this digital component (which runs on any browser) enhances the curriculum, offering interactive reinforcement of key concepts. Your students will enjoy earning coins as they do the fun activities, which can be spent in the "fun zone", where they can buy farm animals, food for the animals, create a train layout with a train that runs, or play games in the arcade. From your teacher dashboard, you can conveniently keep track of your student's progress, seeing exactly how they answered questions, so you'll know where they need help.. This reading curriculum is easily incorporated into schools and classrooms, where teachers can upload a student roster and build their classroom. School admins can also build a teacher list and assign web-apps to teachers (see the author's website for more information). Teachers can use the lesson slides (available at the author's website) with a Smart Board to present the lessons to their class. Or teach remotely using screen-sharing software with the lesson slides and web-app.. Whether you’re homeschooling your child, supplementing school lessons, or you’re a tutor or teacher, this reading program will guide you through the teaching process with no additional lesson planning needed.. Watch as your child's reading skills soar to new heights with this easy-to-use, engaging reading program!. DyslexiaAt ages 5 & 6, students are often not yet diagnosed as having dyslexia. Typically, if your student is age 8 or above, has no visual issues and is reading below grade level despite having adequate reading instruction, and they are at (or above) average intelligence, then dyslexia is very probable. At younger ages, dyslexia is probable if your student has had speech delays or a family member is dyslexic, however, this can't be determined definitively. It is always recommended to get a diagnosis from a qualified professional.