Take Sight Word Practice Outside With spring officially here, we are starting to see some beautiful weather! Who wants to work on sight words inside when there are fun things to do outside?? Here are some fun ways you can combine the two! Sight Word Hopscotch: Use...
Is your new reader struggling to differentiate between b and d? Don’t worry, this is a common error and there are strategies that have proven to be effective. We all know these letters look strikingly alike, so quickly identifying their differences can be tricky, but...
It’s time to take advantage of access to audiobooks, especially for our young, struggling readers. We know that reading is a primary access point for acquiring knowledge and building vocabulary. For readers who are decoding at lower levels than their classmates,...
By: Meghan Randig, M.A., CCC-SLP Why Do We Read Words That Aren’t Real? At first, it may seem odd to read words that are ‘not real’ or ‘made up’, however, the ability to decode nonsense words lays an excellent foundation for future reading success! Nonsense words are...
You want to find a book your child will enjoy and challenge them. Here are four tips for choosing the perfect book for that young reader.
As your child moves on through early elementary school, they will make the shift from “learning to read” to “reading to learn.” Parents can foster the development of comprehension and set a framework for how their children “learn” from the words they are reading. 1....