As mothers all around the country (myself included) vow to work on developing their children’s reading skills this summer, I offer these 13 positive and fun ways to help your struggling reader.
...finding perfection in imperfection daily.
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Great post! Being patient is so important to helping a struggling reader. The last thing you want is for them to get frustrated with themselves. They learn patience from you! This article had a lot of great tips for working with children who need help reading. As for choosing a book on your child’s level, the best thing is to teach them how to select their own books. The 5 finger rule is usually a great way to teach children to choose appropriate books for themselves.