The first grade is a critical time for children as they develop the skills they need to fully learn how to read. Since there is so much new information, many children struggle to get through this milestone at this age. Keep reading to learn more about 1st grade reading comprehension, and how you can help your … Read more
Some kids are born to be bookworms—they quickly learn how to read and begin devouring every book, magazine, and newspaper in sight. But unfortunately, learning to read is not easy for every child. Many children struggle to keep up with their classmates in reading, which can lead to significant setbacks. If your child is struggling … Read more
Many children find the act of reading so challenging that they miss what the story was about. They focus entirely on being able to sound out the words. This is why it is vital to include a level or reading comprehension practice with almost everything they read. The problem is that a child can read … Read more
Schools in 26 states have announced plans to close down for the year to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, and several additional states and territories also have recommended closures for the remainder of the school year. Ed Week reports that these closures (and potential closures) have affected more than 36 million students. Lessons … Read more
Many families now are coping with having family, work, and school all under one roof. Homeschooling is now the new normal, but many students and families were not prepared for the transition so quickly. Luckily, technology has many tools that can help. Students can make the best of homeschooling by using app to help read … Read more
Many people wrongly believe that children don’t start reading until they reach the first grade or higher. And while, in some cases, this may be true, children can definitely start reading or at least learning to read before this stage, and they definitely should. To set your child up for a successful future, start teaching … Read more