Many vintage copies are out of print or sold in expensive sets; a PDF offers a way to preview the material.
Run your finger under the words as you say them. This helps the child associate the sound with the written symbol.
New words are introduced gradually and repeated frequently (at least six times) to ensure they stick in the child's long-term memory.
At this early stage, 5 to 10 minutes of focused reading is more effective than long, tiring sessions.
"Keywords with Peter and Jane 1a" is more than just a book; it is a bridge to independent reading. By mastering the 12 words in this first installment, children gain the confidence needed to tackle more complex sentences in books 1b and 1c.