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The following reading games for kids are great tools to help develop your child's reading skills. 1. Cut out some cards and write words on them. Get them to assemble the words into meaningful sentences. It helps if you are able to . . . read more
Selecting Books for Your Child: Finding 'Just Right' Books By: Kathleen Rogers (Article is from www.readingrockets.org ) How can parents help their children find books that are not "too hard" and not "too easy" but instead are "just . . . read more
Enjoy exploring the sites listed below. Most of all, enjoy reading with your child! www. starfall.com www.readingrockets.org www.reading-tutors.com www.edhelper.com . . . read more
The best gift or reading strategy is reading together! You (the parent) are a great model. You can demonstrate how to read with expression. You also can model how or what to do when stuck on a word. Also, have your . . . read more
Holiday time is a busy time . Yet, we still need to take time to practice reading skills. Below are some ideas that are quick and hopefully fun! Most of all, enjoy time with friends and family. Idea #1 - Play the ABC . . . read more
Mrs. Prusator Title I Reading Teacher The average child needs between 4 and 14 exposures to a new word to recognize it automatically. A child struggling with reading difficulties needs 40 or more exposures to a new . . . read more
