Fun ways to read with your child
You have a big influence on your child when you read together. Learn how to make the most of this special time.
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Help! My Child Hates Reading
My son seems to be having difficulty with the transition from phonics (knowing the sounds that letters make) to actually sounding out words. It just has not "clicked yet," and his reading homework easily frustrates him. Homework sessions quickly degenerate into him crying...
Eight Ways to Improve Your Child's Reading This Summer
My third-grade son is reading below grade level. I would like to work with him over the summer to improve his reading skills. Do you have any suggestions?
How Can I Help My Child With Reading?
I have a second-grader who is not reading at grade level. He has struggled since he has been in school. When I talk to the school the first thing they say is to retain him. I am against retaining him because he is the biggest...
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As children slog though grueling schedules of enrichment and academics, researchers have found a connection between brain development and the very thing kids are getting less of.
Golden Apple Awards 2010 (ages 6-8)
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Nonfiction for fun and learning, too
Want to get your kid hooked on learning? Start on nonfiction books early!
