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How to Teach Letter Sounds in a Fun and Engaging Way
Letter sounds don’t have to mean repetitive flashcard practice and grumbles. When kids sing, play, and move, they actually want to learn, and are more likely to retain what they learn. Letter-sound knowledge is the foundation for learning to read, so it’s worth making this stage something kids look forward to. Whether you’re a parent…
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The Secret to Correcting Reading Mistakes (Without Hurting Confidence)
Picture this: your child is reading aloud, doing great, and then they stumble over a word. Your first instinct is probably to jump in and fix it. But what if that instinct is working against you? There’s one small change I make with my students that keeps reading time positive and builds real confidence.
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Discovering the Benefits of Audiobooks
Have you discovered the benefits of adding audiobooks to your day? Audiobooks can help develop reading comprehension, improve vocabulary and pronunciation, support struggling readers, and foster a love of literature. They give you the ability to listen anywhere and are a convenient way to incorporate more reading into your day. Have you discovered the benefits of adding…