Sentence examples for learned to read with from inspiring English sources
Millions of readers have learned to read with her".
He therefore printed books with raised letters (the volumes were enormous), which his students learned to read with their fingers.
Some of those who learned to read with the Initial Teaching Alphabet in the 1950s and 1960s were left, after making the transition to traditional orthography, with lifelong uncertainties over words whose spellings were subtly different in the two systems.
Kessler added that he learned to read with Asterix, recalling trying to read the name of the Roman architect in The Mansions of the Gods – Squaronthehypotenus – and "giving up repeatedly", but "in every child's life there comes a point when you have to choose your path, and mine was with the Gauls, not the Belgians".
We do some things very traditionally: children learn to read with synthetic phonics, they learn grammar.
He said I am going to learn to read with the Cat in the Hat books.
Maybe you learn to read with your fingers or hear by signing.
When I was in the third grade, I found learning to read with Dick and Jane books just boring.
Learning to read with accuracy, fluency and comprehension greatly increases the likelihood of high school graduation, enrollment in college and career success.
My wife and I helped our children learn to read with the help of Biff, Chip, Kipper and friends who starred in the Oxford Reading Tree books.
While a substantial proportion of children will learn to read with many different methods, virtually all children learn to read when systematic, explicit phonics is a central element of instruction.
