Academic Support for Kids: When School Isn’t Enough
Every parent wants to see their child succeed in school, especially when it comes to reading since reading skills are important in so...
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What Parents Should Know About Reading Level Tests for Kids
As a parent, it’s natural to wonder if your child is reading at the right level. You might notice homework struggles, frustration, or...
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Reading Grade Levels: Signs Your Child May Be Behind
As a parent, it can feel nearly impossible to answer the question: “Is my child where they should be with reading?” You might get vague...
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The Gaps in IEPs and 504 Plans (And How You Can Fill Them)
If you're a parent of a struggling reader in grades K–5, chances are you've heard of, or maybe even fought hard for, an IEP or 504 Plan....
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7 Hands-On Reading Activities for Reluctant Readers
If your child struggles to sit still and read a book, you’re not alone. For many kids, especially those with Dyslexia , ADHD, or other...
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Should You Wait? How to Improve Students’ Reading Skills Before It's Too Late
If you’re a parent of a struggling reader, you’ve probably heard it before: “Don’t worry, they’ll catch up.” It’s a phrase that sounds reassuring. You want to believe it. But deep down, you might be thinking: What if they don’t? What if I wait too long? You’re not alone in wondering that. And you’re not wrong to ask the question. When it comes to reading, especially in grades Kindergarten through fifth grade, waiting can mean missing a powerful opportunity to intervene while
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