Phonemic Awareness And Classification With Zoo Magazine Pictures
The following guest post is written by the amazing Aubrey of Montessori Mischief. If ever you wanted to know about Montessori education, do check her blog.It’s
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Word Building, Letter Writing, and Stamping To Spell
Originally published on 2.23.11 but republished because it’s that important. During Maddy’s homework time yesterday, Owen had one task on his mind: he wanted
5 Great Reasons To Read Words Out Of Context
The following guest post is written by Becky Spence of This Reading Mama. Becky is a busy homeschooling mama of four littles, and she constantly
Math And Writing: Ten Apples Up On Top
The following guest post is written by Jackie Higgins, of Ready-Set-Read. Jackie is a great friend and longtime we teach member, now a
Street Signs For Early Literacy And Math Skill Building
I’ve shared time and again the importance of using what is around you–environmental print–for early literacy and math skill-building. Signs are everywhere, and they’re free.
How To Help Kids Choose Just Right Books
It’s hard to watch a child struggle trying to read a book that is too difficult, especially when the kiddo is adamant about plowing through it.
How To Host A Summer Reading Book Swap Event
Summer is almost in full swing, and for our family, there’s no better way to begin our summer fun than with a Summer Reading Kick-Off Party!
How To Help Your Child Remember What He Reads
Some children are able to easily read the words on a page but cannot remember a lick of what they read. Believe it. Whole paragraphs,
3 All-Time Best Games To Play With Sight Words
What games do you play with sight words? Sight words are words that we all need to be able to read quickly and automatically in order
How To Make Silent Reading More Meaningful
Silent reading can–and should–be a meaningful, rich, awesome experience for kids. And parents can–and should–be able to support their young readers at home, just by keeping
Improve Fluency: Slow Down Speedy Readers
I’ve said before that one of the things that you never want to say to a reader is Slow down! You’re reading too fast! or. .
10 fun ways of helping kids learn the abc’s
10 fun ways of helping kids learn the abc's | alphabet learning is FUN!
How To Make Summer Reading Fun For Your Kids
For many children, summer reading is not a big deal. They’re readers by nature, so the task of reading ten books–or more–is a simple pleasure. For
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