Second graders are still in an early stage of reading. While some children in second grade may read proficiently, others may still be sounding out words. Sight word lists are still common in second grade, and the new additions to the list of words that children need to identify on sight may add to the … Read more
At age five, most children will either be in preschool or kindergarten. However, some parents may delay kindergarten or preschool, depending on the child’s individual needs and perhaps even the family’s financial issues (many parents pay for preschool). Reading skills may vary at age five. Some children may be reading small books with ease, but … Read more
Kids love to use mobile phones and tablets. If they clearly enjoy using mobile devices, you can take advantage of their interest and twist it to being educational. Many of these reading apps are great fun too, as they have been designed to keep kids entertained. How Can I Help My Child Learn To Read? … Read more
Many new readers struggle with reading quickly and smoothly. Being able to improve your reading speed will lead to better reading fluency and reading comprehension. Children often get practice and guidance with improving their reading speed at school. With so many school closures across the country, many children who are struggling with reading are left … Read more
Helping kids learn how to read is a dynamic process that’s different for each child, but keeping your kids on track can be done with just a few minutes each day. In fact, it’s easier than ever to incorporate reading into anyone’s daily routine, especially with all of the time we’re spending at home. Did … Read more
Many children of all ages struggle with reading and reading comprehension. The problem is often different for each child. Some children, for example, have trouble pronouncing words properly or identifying words on a page. Others struggle with understanding or answering questions about what they’ve just read. Frustration over these and other reading problems often leads … Read more