"My child is struggling with reading. What do I do?"
Advocating at School
Parents are the essential piece to the reading support puzzle. Here is why they must be involved and how.
When your child struggles with reading, it can be difficult to know whether to wait, talk with the school, seek additional help, or start supporting skills at home. Let us help you take the next right step.
Understanding Reading Difficulties
How reading works, how reading should be taught and how to identify causes and types of reading difficulties.
Preparing Your Child to Read
Simple, practical and science-backed activities that embed into your everyday life to support your pre-reader ages 2-7.
A Parent's Advantage
the concept that parents make the best teachers and advocates for their child's reading support because of their unique relationship to their child.
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What You Will Find Here:
Research-Informed Guidance
Every article and resource is crafted by literacy experts who do careful research before presenting scientific and historical conclusions that are usable for busy parents.
Clear & Simple Language
Scientific concepts presented in clear and simple language for busy parents to quickly get informed.
Straightforward Suggestions
Practical guidance on how and when to talk to your child’s teacher or how to implement reading strategies yourself.
Family-First Design
Fun activities, games, and resources to strengthen family bonds and create positive lasting memories around reading, easily incorporated into everyday life for busy families.
Multi-Sensory Supports
Activities, games and resources are crafted through the lens that every child is uniquely created with their own learning styles, strengths and interests.
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