OPGTR audio companion

[MeganW]

Has anybody tried this? Can you tell me if it is intended for the adult vs. for the child to listen to? I am wondering if my "I will never to learn to read but will listen to and memorize every song in the history of man" child would benefit from it.

 

Also, it says "Over 30 tracks cover the elementary sounds used for short-vowels, long-vowels, consonants, the schwa, digraphs, and more. Lyrics and a key to phonetic symbols enable you to read along with the tracks." But then the cover says "Audio Companion to Lessons 1 - 26". Those lessons are just the primary letter sounds.

Edited December 22, 2011 by MeganW

[MeganW]

anyone?

[KristenR]

Sorry-- we are almost done with OPGTR and I had no idea there was an audio resource. But then again, we don't do it "by the book" so maybe it was mentioned somewhere.

[MeganW]

Based on this listing on Amazon, it looks to be for the kids. The listing says:

 

"Featuring rhymes and songs that put basic language sounds in context, in a memorable and fun format for children."

 

I've only used the book myself so here's a

BUMP

for you. :001_smile:

 

THANKS!

[Amie]

I have it! It is for the child to listen to. The letter sounds poem in the beginning of OPGTR is said over and over and over...;) And I think there is a song...I'm trying to remember. I didn't really need/use it with my first child much, but I believe it may be helpful for my next one. I think it depends on the child as to how beneficial it will be and it sounds like you have one who enjoys audios.

Edited December 27, 2011 by Amie