Phonics in LHFHG

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mammabear5
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Phonics in LHFHG

Post by mammabear5 » Sat Apr 04, 2009 7:12 pm

What phonics program do you use with Little hearts for his glory? Do you use one of the ones suggested or another one?

Thanks

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Re: Phonics in LHFHG

Post by netpea » Sat Apr 04, 2009 7:21 pm

We use The Reading Lesson. We like it. Both of my kids have used it successfully.
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Have used LHTH, LHFHG, BLHFHG, and BHFHG
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Re: Phonics in LHFHG

Post by Mom2Monkeys » Sat Apr 04, 2009 7:47 pm

We're using and enjoying Reading Made Easy (plus we're "test-driving" the new workbooks to be published to go with it!).
I've also used Reading Pathways/Phonics Pathways, ClickNKids, HOP, and MFW phonics....RME is my favorite! And most importantly, it's my son's favorite as well-- even over the computer based program! Oh, I supplement with Starfall.com when he needs it. That's always fun as well!
~~Tamara~~
Enjoying HOD since 2008

DD15 long-time HODie finding her own new path
DS12 PHFHG {dysgraphia, APD, SID}
DS9 PHFHG
DS6 LHFHG
DD new nursling

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Re: Phonics in LHFHG

Post by sharonb » Sat Apr 04, 2009 8:29 pm

I'm not using LHFHG yet, but I'm considering it for my 4 and 5 year olds starting in a couple of months. Right now they are using ETC (Book 1 for the 5 year old and Primer A for the 4 year old). We also play games from Happy Phonics sometimes. I do like Rod & Staff phonics but my 5 year old wasn't quite ready for it. We may or may not switch to it later on once things "click".

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Re: Phonics in LHFHG

Post by Jessi » Sat Apr 04, 2009 9:28 pm

We use Ordinary Parents Guide to Teaching Reading.

We love it!
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Re: Phonics in LHFHG

Post by funkmomma71 » Sat Apr 04, 2009 10:05 pm

We are using RME and we love it! It can get somewhat repetitious, but you can always skip things if your child is bored with the activity or has mastered the skill. By the time we are done with the program we will have a keepsake of her learning to read journey, it will be filled with her art and handwriting. The program schedules in regular copy work and art, we are moving into the making up a story phase. So it does change as you go along and my daughter is making phenomenal progress in reading. I highly recommend it! :D :D
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Re: Phonics in LHFHG

Post by AboveRubiesMama » Sun Apr 05, 2009 12:46 am

We use ETC and Hooked on Phonics, as well as ClickNRead (my dd LOVES this program--it's a lot of fun!)
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