The Blending Workshop
Does your child know their ABC’s and is starting to blend words but you’re stuck on what’s next?
This is the workshop for you.
Join the workshop!
Tuesday, April 7th
8:00pm CST
Hey, I’m Miss Beth! Join me for our Blending Workshop, designed for parents of 5-7 year olds who want to know what to be doing instead of flashcards (hint: it’s so much more fun!).
I’ll share simple, effective strategies to help your child become a confident, happy reader!
What you’ll learn:
How to properly teach letters, sounds, blends, long and short vowels, digraphs AND the order I recommend teaching them in!
How to work through frustration
My exact method for teaching short and fun reading lessons
When and how to correct your child’s spelling
Dozens of science backed reading and writing strategies that will easily fit into a few minutes a day.
How to properly teach sight words
When to introduce irregular spelling patterns
Tons of spelling rules (like how do I know when to use C or K?!)
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After: You'll walk away with a clear, sequential roadmap that removes the guesswork entirely.
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After: You’re the most informed person in the room at parent-teacher conferences.
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After: You know the exact sequence, the rules, and how to make it fun.
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After: You know exactly what to do (and it takes less than 5 minutes a day.)
If any of this sounds like you, this workshop is exactly what you need!
Ready to build strong, confident reading habits from the start?
Join Miss Beth on April 7th, with a recorded version available to view.
aka: Miss Beth!
Meet our founder, Beth Gaskill
I spent years working in PK-8th grade classrooms and reading intervention programs and I saw kids facing the same reading problems over and over again. Because we were teaching them the wrong way.
I discovered this wasn't a reading problem I needed to solve. This was a reading problem I could prevent, by closing the gaps in learning in the early years — from babies to third grade and every step in between. And Big City Readers was born!
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