Who taught you how to read?
by 
orderandlaw
ANSWERS: 15
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The cereal boxes. Watching the nutrition facts were actually very educating.
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My father. We used to read "The Hobbit" together every night before bed.
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My mother and Captain Kangaroo. Yes I am that old.
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The "Learn to Read" book. LOL
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My mother
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Probably teachers at school, and my parents.
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My parents did. I don't really remember, though - seeing as it all happened before age 3. I suppose that since I don't remember, I have no proof it was my parents. I just always took them for their word. It could have been aliens, for all I know.
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My grandmother taught me the start, she use to read the bible to me when I was younger. After that I never got interested until I was about 8, when I started reading Harry Potter. After that I taught myself how to speed read (comes naturally really).
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A group of Nuns.
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The ladies, in the childrens home.
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My mom and dad by reading me stories and helping me with the words. I knew how to read very well in kindergarten but they didn't want to do that there. By the time I entered first grade I was a VERY good reader and when the teacher passed out our first reader and asked us what we knew, I just read each lone and she had to force me to stop. That was back in 1959 or 1960.
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My mom and dad.
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my teachers
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My grandmother.
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It was either my mother or grade school teachers. I know I was a good reader in grade school.
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