Print awareness is fundamental to leaning how to read. You can help your children build their print awareness as you read with them.
Stretching those finger muscles!
Finger and hand dexterity are essential to writing! This means that your little one needs to work on building those hand muscles.
Free tools for studying, with or without a buddy
Studying for a quiz, test, or high-stakes exam can be hard to do on your own. What if you want or need to study at home, either with friends or by yourself?
Putting all of the reading strategies together
You’ve read the blog series about strategies to help struggling readers. Now what? Now, you synthesize the information.
Support your preschooler’s emergent writing skills
Incorporating writing into your preschooler’s everyday activities helps set them up for achievement in school and in life.
Let Reading Move You
In my years doing reading help for the Library, I have seen many different types of kids who need help with reading. By far the most common are the kids who I s
Questions are the stepping stones to knowledge
Asking questions and receiving pertinent answers is all part of your child’s cognitive development. Asking questions helps your child to understand the world around them.
I can’t keep my heart from singing – and that’s a good thing!
Singing is one of the easiest things caregivers can do to help young children get ready to read.
Make learning math fun by playing cards
Learning is easier when you are having fun! Outside of the classroom, families playing together can help children learn and practice some foundations of math.
Let’s start at the very beginning, a very good place to start…
When you read, you begin with A-B-C. Knowing the alphabet song and recognizing letters is truly your little learner’s gateway to reading.
1 - 10 of 93
- Go to page 1
- Go to page 2
- …
- Go to page 10
- Next page
