Try reading this sentence: Today Peter plays with his teammates and has fun.
Try reading it as children do, dividing the words into individual letters:
T-o-d-a-y/P-e-t-e-r/p-l-a-y-s/w-i-t-h/h-i-s/t-e-a-m-m-a-t-e-s/a-n-d/h-a-s/f-u-n.

Tiring, isn’t it? This is because breaking down the words into letters makes comprehension more difficult. What if we told you that there is a much easier way to learn to read?

We tend to think that reading and writing must be learnt at the same time, but in actual fact a child can learn to read as early as the age of 2. Their visual perception develops long before the manual dexterity needed for learning to write.
Thanks to the 80 words contained in the kit, your child will start reading independently… Leaving you speechless!