Seeing your child finally be able to read on their own can feel like a big accomplishment for both your child and yourself. By 2nd grade, your child is ready to move on from reading mostly picture books to full on chapter books! However, making that transition can be daunting for new readers, but there … Read more
School for many children has gone virtual. This means that many kids are spending at least five hours staring at a screen, whether it’s for a virtual class or to do homework. Parents of children who need a little extra help in reading may be eyeing all their options for enrichment, and reading apps could … Read more
It’s estimated that approximately 40% of children struggle to learn how to read. Sadly, many parents who notice that their child is struggling to read wait a year or more to get them the help they need. The longer you wait to help your struggling reader, the harder it will be for them to catch … Read more
How your child performs in 1st grade could affect the rest of their academic career. In fact, some experts believe that at this age, kids will start to not like school if they feel they aren’t as smart as their classmates. That’s why it’s so important for parents to ensure their kids stay on track—especially … Read more
As one of the last years of elementary school, 4th grade is when kids start to prepare to transition to middle school. If your child falls behind in 4th grade—especially in reading—it could affect their academic success for years to come. Although most children become fluent and independent readers by age 7, some children will … Read more
The pivot to virtual learning may be a greater struggle for working parents, but even those with flexible schedules or who stay at home full time will face challenges. Children who normally breeze through school might adapt seamlessly to the virtual model, but children with learning struggles or those who have fallen behind may need … Read more
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