Comparing Reading Programs

Angie compares two popular homeschool phonics and reading programs: Logic of English and All About Reading. She discusses their styles, costs, and resources needed, sharing her personal experiences with both. Angie highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each program, explaining why she transitioned her son from Logic of English to All About Reading. She concludes by inviting viewers to share their thoughts and experiences.

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To introduce a new reading program

• To compare two homeschool phonics and reading programs

• To discuss homeschooling challenges

• To provide a tutorial on phonics

Which two programs are being compared in the video?

• Reading Eggs and Hooked on Phonics

• Logic of English and All About Reading

• All About Reading and Reading Eggs

• Logic of English and Hooked on Phonics

What approach do both programs follow?

• Orton-Gillingham

• Montessori

• Direct Instruction

• Whole Language

How does Logic of English differ from All About Reading?

• It is less expensive

• It covers more language arts subjects

• It is a digital-only program

• It is only for advanced readers

What is a key resource needed for Logic of English Foundations A and B?

• Doodling Dragons and Whistling Whales books

• Flashcards only

• Interactive software

• Online subscription

What is a unique feature of the All About Reading student manual?

• It is only for advanced readers

• It is non-consumable

• It is consumable

• It is digital

Why did the narrator switch from Logic of English to All About Reading?

• The child preferred digital learning

• The program was not interactive enough

• The program was too expensive

• The child was struggling with fluency and confidence

What does the narrator encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Share their own experiences

• Purchase the programs

• Join a homeschooling group

• Subscribe to a newsletter