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.
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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.
Cause and Effect Game
How you can help at home: In this activity your child learns about cause and effect.
Letter Collage
How you can help at home: In this activity your child explores letter sounds by making a collage.
Act out a script
How you can help at home: Read a script with your child to practice reading skills.
Learning to read or reading to learn: When to intervene
Parents often wonder if early intervention will solve all reading problems, or whether new skills are needed after third grade. An expert answers these questions.
Power Reading Talk
How you can help at home: Ask your child lots of questions to build his understanding of what he is reading.
Develop a mental image
How you can help at home: Have your child make a mental image of a passage that has been read aloud.
Connect Food and Literature
Connecting food with literature is a delicious way to engage your fourth- and fifth-grader's language art skills.
Reading wizards
What's better than reading Harry Potter? Visiting the magical world of Hogwarts with a group of friends.
