One time, we went grocery shopping, I had a shopping list written on a sticky note. She volunteered to hold it for me, then amazingly, she started reading words off the shopping list randomly - yogurt, garlic... That's so surprise not only because she could read, but also recognize my chicken-scratches! Ha ha, that's my girl, right?
Then recently as we read before go to bed, I'll let her pick out a few words from the book we're reading and try to read it out herself. 90% of the time, she did it correctly! I guess soon, she can read a book herself before go to bed instead of me reading to her, what a relief! Wow, my girl is growing up so fast!
Also, this reminds me of what her teacher, Ms. Anny, talked about last night at the teacher-parents conference. She has been teaching and encouraging kids to read, not through recognize letters or memorize alphabet first, but though reading phonics and sounds first. Ms. Anny said even if they make mistakes not able to pronounce correctly, just let it go and appraise how well they did. As they go, they'll be able to link letters and sounds eventually.
This is interesting, I guess as an adult learning English as a second language, we learn it in opposite way. For her to learn the language as a native speaker, it's more natural for her to learn how to speak first.
Do ya'll remember this one when she was 6-9month old, how interesting she is doing the same thing nowadays, except she's sitting up instead :) - That doesn't seem too long ago, but time sure fly by...


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