10 Real-Life Ways to Help Your Child Read More
Looking for ways to help your child read more? Here are 10 practical ideas that they’ll eagerly take to – even after a day of school!
Homeschool and classroom lesson ideas and activities for reading in elementary and middle school.
Looking for ways to help your child read more? Here are 10 practical ideas that they’ll eagerly take to – even after a day of school!
From similes to metaphors to personification, teach figurative language with these fun and engaging activities.
Struggling with helping your child learn to read? Here are some easy fun and engaging ideas that will help!
You don’t need to use the outdated practice of popcorn reading to assess fluency. Try one of these twelve alternatives.
In order to learn to read, you have to learn the letter sounds. Learn how to teach letter sounds in a simple, fun, and effective way.
Teach your students to select good fit books, books that are both right on their reading level and aligned with their interests!
Restating the question helps students answer fully and clearly. Teach this valuable skill with these restate the question activities.
Check out these creative and teacher-tested activities for arrival time that you can easily implement in your classroom.
Using LEGOs to teach reading makes the process more enjoyable for everyone! Make reading instruction click with these 9 creative ideas.
Short vowel words are the first words a beginning reader learns to read. Check out these ten tips to teaching short vowel words.
A book tasting is a novel way to introduce students to new books. Find out how to set up, organize, and host a book tasting event.
Can you identify the main idea and the theme of a story? Do you know the difference? Learn about main idea vs. theme with examples.
Do you want to instill a love of reading in your students? Try these engaging book club activities for students at your next book club!
This list of the best book club books for middle school will inspire your middle schoolers to fall in love with reading.
Despite all the rain, warmer weather is on the way. So while it is raining out, enjoy some April books for kids with your kids.
If you suspect a student has dyslexia, what should you do? Learn how to spot the signs of dyslexia and the next steps to take.
Do you have students who struggle with reading? These ten ways to help struggling readers are practical, simple, and effective.
If you want to help your child unwind, try reading to reduce stress. Reading relaxes the mind and body. Just follow these tips to get started!
Teaching Science of Reading principles in your homeschool reading lesson will improve your child’s decoding and reading comprehension.
All words are comprised of syllables. Teach kids to recognize the six syllable types and give them the skills they need to read fluently.