Third-, fourth-, and fifth-grade signs of an LD
How do you know if your child has a learning disability? Learn to read the signs.
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Your fifth grader and reading
In fifth grade, students learn to identify themes, make inferences, and draw conclusions.
Parent picks: What third-, fourth-, and fifth-graders are reading this summer
GreatSchools members share their favorite children's books, from classics to trendy tales.
How Can I Help My Fifth-Grader With Reading Comprehension?
My child has difficulty with reading. She had a tutor and that helped her improve her reading. However, what has not improved is her reading comprehension. What can we do to help her improve her reading comprehension?
Your child and reading: A grade-by-grade guide
Keep tabs on what kids should be learning in reading, from kindergarten through fifth grade.
Activities for Readers, Grades 2-5
Talking, playing and even cooking with your child can help reinforce the reading skills learned in school. Here's how.
Our book lists for kids, grades K-5
Browse by grade level to find great books for your child recommended by our panel of children's book experts.
10 best children's book series for grades 4 to 6
A great series can turn a reluctant reader into a life-long book lover. Here are our top picks to transform your older elementary child into an enthusiastic bookworm.
Learning to Spell - A Challenge for Elementary Students With LD
Get expert advice on common spelling problems in kids with learning disabilities and tips for conquering them.
How to Keep Reading With Your Child
How you can help at home: Support your fourth- or fifth-grader's reading skills by reading aloud, listening to your child read and discussing vocabulary.
