Meet the Sight Words Level 2 DVD

Kids enjoy watching, and they'll repeat after each word which is super cute :)

Quick and Easy

My two year old loves learning. Between 14 and 18 months she picked up the alphabet and recognition, sounds, shapes, colors, and numbers 1-10 in english and spanish. She taught herself through tablet apps. It's a year later and i decided she may like sight words and learning to read. I rented the Meet the Sight words 1-3 and they were a hit. After 1 or 2 viewings each, she had learned them all. She knew some of them already, but because of this company's videos, she learned the rest with ease. After she proved she knew those, I rented the digraph video and again, it only took a few viewings for her to learn them. I love these videos and though I'm not sure I'll buy them physically since she caught on so fast, I'll definitely give as gifts or recommend to others I know. She's currently watching the blends video. It's longer than the other videos, so she loses interest towards the end and doesn't catch those blends. However, she's catching on quickly. I should add that all of the stuff I just said happened over a period of a week. They're awesome videos, I'm glad I ran across the 'sh' video on youtube. My daughter instantly loved it, which is what prompted our week of Sight Words and Phonics. I'm elated that she's pre-k/kindergarten ready at only 2.5! If you're still hesitant, go on youtube and let your little one watch the previews to determine if these are the right videos for them.

My daughter travels with me a minimum of 2 hours every day to and from work.There's only so many times I can listen to Trolls before I start feeling like a Bergen.Bought level 1 because I figued of i'm going to have to listen to something 2-3 hours every day because my child wants to watch it, it might as well be educational (and actually teach her something).Well, 4 year old daughter learned all of them in 5 days. 😱Went back and bought the other 2.Learned them in roughly two weeks... 😱😱🙏😁🎶❤🎉Went back and bought the phonics, addition & subtraction and multiplication & division (bc I'd rather have them now for later).All in all, they all seem well worth the money.I will comment though that I will be waiting to show the 'phonics: letter sounds' to my daughter for a little while...She had gotten bored of the sight words DVDs so I put the phonics letter sounds in and she did like it but it started going over her head about 15-20 minutes in.However, highly recommend.

The whole series 1-3 we purchased together. We got these when our son was 3. Within a few short months he mastered all the site words. Just as the video says .. you will be surprised just how easy your little one can learn. He just turned 6 and doing well in figuring out how to sound out words on his own.I must add that I just didn't plop him in front of the tv and said here you go and walk away. I got involved along with him. Made flash cards and a game out of it for him like when he would run from one end of the room to the other, he would call out the word I held up as he ran, jumped, or scootered by. It was so much fun.We also bought the readers that go along with these and read one a day till he mastered these.Meet the Sight Words 12 Easy Readers Books. There are 3 levels, with 12 readers in each level.There are several good choices out there but this is what we choose and it worked really well for us.

My son seems to really enjoy these DVDs. We've bought all 3 meet the sight words DVDs. And I recently bought the flashcards. He seems to know them so that's how I can tell it's working. He's 5 in kindergarten for reference.

Since the kids liked this alot I decided to get the entire set. Its very helpful for 1-2yr olds to get down the basic concepts. Just remember as a parent dont assume your child will know everything by watching dvd's its important to read to your child and use these learning dvd's to supplement the lessons you provide at home.

This movie is awesome! Buy it! You will make learning sight words fun, quick, and easy when doing so is rarely the case. It calls children's attention to the letters and "shape" of the word through anamation so that they remember what the word looks like in order to memorize it. It's an ideal memorization tool. (Sight words cannot be sounded out.) And, the list includes both the Dolch (older list) and Fry (more updated) high-frequency words. I am a former first grade teacher and I have my masters as a Reading Specialist. (I currently stay home with my children.) After watching the movie 2-3 times, my 4 year old could read every word instantly. While you teach sight words, continue to practice phonics and sounding out simple 2-3 letter words with short vowel sounds so your child learns decoding skills, too.