A Bundle of our Phonics packets designed to be used after you have completed any of the FIRST 50 lessons of the wonderful reading program, "Teach Your Child To Read in 100 Easy Lessons."- We have sounds flash cards, - phonics activities, - worksheets- and fun crafts that are tied in with the sounds of all 100 phonics lessons your child has completed with you. - There are also helpful writing practice sheets that are useful for follow-up with the sounds. Sometimes, children need a little something extra to turn on the light of excitement inside them. These supplements are exactly what is needed to turn that light on!"As a homeschool mom, I was hesitant about "100 Easy Lessons" because of the lack of reinforcement activities provided by the curriculum itself. Once we found GlimmerCat's packets, it was an easy choice for us to continue with using it with our kindergartner. He has not only done beautifully with "100 Easy Lessons," but has thrived with these additional packets because of our ability to reinforce the lessons with quick and easy worksheets (that he actually enjoys!), crafts, and the flash cards that make reviewing the sounds he's learned easy to do no matter where we are. We have laminated the flash cards with each packet, and keep them handy for waiting rooms, long car rides, and restaurants, and have enjoyed making card games of our own with them to help him review. Thank you for such a great resource!"It's that time! You've found your reading curriculum because it was recommended to you by almost every other homeschooler you have run across. It's all included in one beautiful "not-so-little" book with this huge title: "Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons."You've even skimmed through the first few pages and you're just itching to try it all out, with your child sitting in your lap, reading through the sounds with you.Here's the only catch: You had hoped to include a few complimentary crafts for your beginning reader and maybe a few follow-ups along with Siegfried Engelmann's valuable reading instruction. You are aware already that repetition for small ones is vital, and although much repetition is built into "Teach Your Child to Read," there is always room for more, especially when it can be an engaging activity outside of the book itself.This is the whole reason I created supplementary printables myself.I wanted crafts. I wanted extra hands-on activities, and heck, I even wanted worksheets that showed my child how to write the letters as recommended at the end of each lesson, without having to create the letters myself by hand on a piece of writing paper.So, here I am, with printable packets created and my middle child is ready to begin reading. In fact, she has already completed the first 5 lessons. So, it is time for us to begin my first supplemental phonics packet!