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100 EZ Lessons - can both parents alternate teaching?

post #1 of 5
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Can both parents alternate in teaching a child to read with 100 Easy Lessons? Or would that be inconsistent or confusing to the child?
post #2 of 5
Not confusing at all b/c all the sounds are laid out for. I used this for my 6year old Dd and am now teaching my DS who is almost 5 but really wants to read and he asked me to get the book for him.
He is already reading the short sentence stories.
post #3 of 5
no, not confusing at all imo.
post #4 of 5
I don't think it will be confusing either for the child. I figure that once in a while dh is going to do a lesson with one of our girls with 100EZ, and honestly I'll welcome the break as much as the girls will. I've learned long ago that if she isn't getting something with me to have dh do the lesson because she'll just magically get it.
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Originally Posted by kittie313 View Post
I've learned long ago that if she isn't getting something with me to have dh do the lesson because she'll just magically get it.
That's how it can be in my house too!

Thanks for the answers ladies!
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