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Thursday, February 23, 2012

26-month-old reading progress (books)

My princess is now 26-month-old. It's amazing to see how fast she grows everyday. She can speak and read in sentences which helps her to express herself better. These are the latest record of her reading and speaking progress. 


Months of the years:
Jan to Dec (say or read out like A to Z without problem)

Opposites:
(You can say any of the word and she will reply the opposite answer)
1) up- down
2) in - out
3) above - under
4) dark - bright
5) black - white
6) nice - grouchy
7) asleep - awake
8) happy - sad
9) fat - thin
10) thick - thin
11) tall - short
12) big - small/little
13) sit - stand
14) wet - dry
15) dirty - clean
16) fast - slow
17) left - right
18) on - off
19) new - old
20) far - near
21) come - go
22) a lot/many - none

Sentences that she can converse:
1) I love you, mummy/daddy/teddy bear/Elmo/doggie/bunny etc.
2) Where is my towel/book/remote control etc.
3) I want to play building blocks/Lego/Doraemon etc.
4) What color is this?
5) How many colors are there?
6) Can you count?
7) Drink milk/water/soup.
8) Eat grapes/apple/pear/banana etc.
9) Go upstairs/downstairs/out/shopping.
10) I miss you.
11) Carry me please.
12) Thank you.
13) Bye-bye, see you tomorrow/later.
14) Happy birthday.
15) Good morning to you/mummy/daddy.
16) Good night. Sleep tight.
17) Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
18) Let's go to the playground.
19) Faster!
20) Mummy/daddy, where are you?
21) Where are you going?
22) Come here!
23) Oh dear!
24) Hello, mummy/daddy etc.
25) He is running away.
26) Excuse me.
27) So sorry.
28) So tired.
29) So sleepy.
30) So hungry.
31) Mummy is cooking/washing.
32) Daddy is working/sleeping.
33) Daddy goes to work.
34) How are you?
35) Sweet dream.
36) Switch on/off the light, please.
37) So many people/chairs/tables/books etc.
38) So nice.
39) So beautiful.
40) Very dirty/dusty!
etc

New vocabulary that she can read:
1) enormous
2) snack
3) fetch
4) rattle
5) dwelling
6) adventure
7) flip
8) dawdle
9) costume
10) crop
11) hectic
12) cliff
13) nibble
14) immense
15) polite
16) curly
17) balance
18) pester
19) meek
20) suspicious
21) variety
22) crash
23) faithful
24) broad
25) famous
26) theater
27) alphabet
28) opposite
29) observe
30) doughnut
31) frown
32) urgent
33) favorite
34) complain
35) candle
36) spice
37) interfere
38) brook
39) blossom
40) Happy birthday
41) Happy New Year
42) wander
43) mask
44) pleasant
45) appetite
46) muffin
47) rude
48) shriek
49) throwing tantrum
50) urban
51) deserve
52) curious
53) present
54) bun
55) scrumptious
56) delicious
57) yummy
58) acrobat
59) amusing
60) pretend
61) fidget
62) cash
63) chilly
64) ice-cream
65) cold drink
66) milk powder
67) chocolate
68) soya bean milk
69) brag
70) borrow
71) feather
72) remarkable
73) expensive
74) neighbor
75) ladder
76) luggage
77) brownie
78) exit
79) contest
80) entrance
81) power
82) thunderstorm
83) beehive
84) bumblebee
85) building blocks
86) robot
87) middle
88) everywhere
89) everybody
90) everyone
91) nobody
92) tremble
93) flash
94) shake
95) refrigerator
96) perform
97) microwave
98) bubble
99) crust
100) insect
101) caterpillar
102) dare
103) vanish
104) astronaut
105) spaceship
106) earth
107) ocean
108) blizzard
109) snowman
110) quarrel
111) hasty
112) bucket
112) budge
113) private
114) chirp
115) relax
116) wink
117) immediately
118) celebrate
119) puff
120) swarm
121) cloud
122) voyage
123) diary
124) litter
125) tumble
126) mutter
127) people
128) weep
129) mountain
130) river
131) alligator
132) crocodile
133) cattle
134) umbrella
135) correct
136) hollow
137) valuable
138) money
139) opinion
140) wagon
141) vacation
142) fancy
143) treasure
144) tangle
145) wonderful
146) peculiar
147) excellent
148) well done
149) expect
150) ribbon
151) invent
152) scientist
153) firefighter
154) building
155) alarm clock
156) suds
157) guest
158) sprinkle
159) gloomy
160) pause
161) curve
162) reward
163) habit
164) juggle
165) squeak
166) noisy
167) steep
168) burst
169) comfortable
170) fortune
171) doodle
172) noodle
173) bland
174) narrow
175) adopt
176) newspaper
177) peel
178) cozy
179) faint
180) parade
181) agree
182) crisp
183) crackle

Books that she can read:


1)Baby's day
(eating, yum, talking, mum, sitting, wobble, playing, splish, splash, laughing, tickle, sleeping, tight, nite, sleep)


2)Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (12 board books)
- Go! Go! Go!
- Sizes
- Road trip
- Animals
- Opposite
- Helping hands
- Count with us
- Favorite Things
- Picnic time
- Shapes
- Colors
- Let's grow


3) Sesame Street (12 board books)
- Grover's opposites
- Share with me
- Rhyme with me
- Zoe's figt
- Sesame sounds
- We see shapes
- Count with me
- Elmo's music
- Big picture
- Let's Go
- Favorite colors
- Good night


4) Ready, Set Go!
(Level 1)
- My body
- See, Hear and Smell
- My home
- My family and me
- My pet
- What colour is it?
- My birthday
- Who am I?
- My world
- What season is it?

(Level 2)
- Touch, see and taste
- My clothes
- Helping my family
- My New House
- What shape is it?
- My town
- On the move
- Hot and cold
- Land and sea
- What do they do?

(Level 3)
- Me and my senses
- A day with my family
- My new school
- Colours and shapes
- My playtime


5) Little Grammar Book
(Set 1)
- Eat and Drink
- Up and Down
- In or On?
- Orange, oranges
- Cat and Kitten

6) Butterfly books set
- Rabbit is going away
- It's playtime
- I like the country
- Could I see the doctor, please?
- The witch's spell
- Mummy's new vase
- I wish...
- My farm
- My new camera
- Daddy is late!


7) Little Readers Series
(Set 1)
- Jo Jo goes to the beach
- Our New House
- I can paint
- What is that?
- Rice is rather nice
- Guess who?
- The monkey band
- Grandpa's visit
- A fancy number book

(Set 2)
- My magic roller-skates
- When I get sick
- He and I
- Playing with my friends
- Lizard for sale
- With my hands
- Where is my teddy?
- My daddy is fun
- A funny alphabet book

(Set 3)
- Bubbles everywhere
- Fruit salad
- A packet of seeds
- Elephants never forget
- Baking a cake
- My cat cuddles
- Colours everywhere
- A very wet Sunday
- Mr Shapeman

(Set 4)
- The iguana
- Monster catches a cold
- Crossing the river
- When I grow up
- A mouse in the house
- In the park
- The new car
- Deepavali
- In grandma's garden


8) 小太阳阅读计划
(Level 1)
- 杰杰和佳佳

9) Disney Winnie the Pooh set
- Pooh and Friends Running
- Pooh and Friends Skipping
- Pooh and Friends Dancing
- Pooh and Friends Stretching
- Pooh and Friends Hopping
- Pooh and Friends Marching


10) Clifford The Big Red Dog
(Pack 1)
- Hello Clifford!
- I see my dad
- Happy birthday, Clifford
- T-Bone on top
- Who hid it?
- Friends
- Clifford can
- Will Clifford win?
- At bat
- Clifford and the Jet
- Clifford is tops
- Wet Pets

11) Hi, Friends! set
- Let's paint!
- What to wear?
- Bobo Bear's birthday


12) Usborne Very First Reading Set
- Pirate Pat
- Wild School
- Mr. Mystery

13) Scholastic Reader Level 1
- Silly Milly
- Bunny Race


14) Dr. Seuss
- One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish
- ABC
- Green eggs and ham
- Put me in the zoo
- Hop on Pop
- Are you my mother
- The cat in the hat
- The Berenstains' B

15) My Very First Steps set
- Farm
- Jungle

16) Scholastic at-home phonics reading program
- I can!
- The Hat
- Stop the tot!

17) A Razzle Dazzle Book
- Opposite

18) Frog's lunch


19) Barney - Color My World


20) A children's book about - Throwing Tantrums


21) One rainy day


22) Round-and-about shapes


23) You and Me: We're opposites


24) Carlo likes counting


25) Scholastic Little Leveled Readers set
- What shines?
- Follow me
- The snow zoo
- The rain rained
- Best friends
- I like dogs
- Farm babies
- Count the mice
- P is for Pancakes
- The pizza that Pete made
- I'm not afraid of anything
- My loose tooth
- Mary had a great big dog
- Pumpkin, pumpkin, on a vine
- Sledding song

26) My first picture alphabet

27) National Geographic Kids (Pre-reader)
- Safari

28) Hide and Seek set:
- Ocean
- Forest
- Jungle
- Farm


29) My first steps to reading:
- My "A" book
- My "B" book
- My "C" book
- My "F" book

30) Big and Little (A Book of opposites)

31) Young Children Reading Scheme
- Colours

32) What a wonderful world


33) My very first 100 animals


34) How about a kiss for me?

35) Animal ABC

36) Future Ace: My first picture dictionary


37) Noodles series
- Don't cut my hair


38) Hello, fire truck


39) Cookie's week

40) B-I-N-G-O

41) Lucky's big week


42) Too purpley


43) I love bugs!

44) Kisses


45) Under the apple tree


46) Barnyard banter

Only listed those she could read the whole book by herself and only put up the cover of the books which I could find them online (to ease your search if you would like to get the same book in future). 


Those books which still on her reading progress (not fully mastered yet) are not listed here. And those books she had read when she was 1-year-old (simple words books) are not listed here too. 


I'm glad my princess loves to read. That's why I am so crazy in buying books here and there. Since I'm not sending her to any school yet, I am trying my best to teach her as much as possible in a fun and loving way at home. Home schooling is highly recommended to all parents!


Due to the way I buy books (just like I'm building a library or opening a bookstore), I have contacts of the books suppliers who are willing to give me special discounts. So if you are interested in getting children books in discounted price too, please do contact me (nanamishop99@gmail.com) so that we can make our bulk purchase together to save the cost. ^^


I always encourage my friends to start teaching their children how to read from young. Some accepted the idea but mostly said no. They feel that childhood are too important for the children so better let them enjoy playing rather than give them pressure. I have to stress that, teaching your children how to read can be fun too. Your children will find many interesting knowledge from the books by themselves. My princess loves reading and keeps asking for more books everyday. If she doesn't enjoy reading, nobody can force her. If you need any advice on how to teach your baby to read, feel free to discuss in the comment box below. 



3 comments:

  1. i show her the book i brought from u...but she not realy interested...hw leh?

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  2. How did you show or introduce the book to her? Just pass to her? You have to read and make it interesting to her. I doubt you will be interested to any book which you can't read or understand at all, right? ^^
    Be patience! Don't show her the whole set at one time. Take 1 to 2 books and read it to her. Make it interesting so that she will pick up the book and read it again and again by herself the next hour/day.

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  3. Personally i think those who commented that you should let your child enjoy her childhood because kids grow up fast is just giving themselves excuses because they are not as good of a parent as you are. What parent doesn't want to have a smart above average kid? What parent doesn't want the child to grow up loving books and enjoy reading? I think you are a very dedicated mother and results are proven from baby C's supernatural ability to read. The only downside of having a super smart child is that you have to make sure when she is in school, she will not get bored because she is ahead of everyone else in the class. Make sure she has proper placement tests and be put in class according to her developmental level, so her learning process will not be impeded. I can only hope someday i am half as good of a mother as you are.

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