Ten minutes a day.
That's the whole thing.
A one-page daily routine that gets a 3–6 year old reading — in the right order, with no teaching background required.
- Four short blocks. Same order every day.
- The six letters to start with — and why it isn't A, B, C.
- What to do the moment your child gets stuck.
- One page. Print it, stick it on the fridge.
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What's on the page
1
Sounds only — 2 minutes
No letters, no books. Just ears.
2
Letter sounds — 3 minutes
Sounds, not names. Six letters to start.
3
Read real words — 2 minutes
The stretch that stops the guessing.
4
Write one word — 3 minutes
The block that locks it all in.
S · A · T · P · I · N
The six letters to teach first. They make more real words together than any other six.
Who this is for
You, if you have a 3–6 year old, ten minutes a day, and no idea what order to do things in.
Not you, if you're looking for worksheets. There are none. This is a sequence, not a stack of printables.