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Time, resources, and let’s be honest the struggle that comes with teaching your own child makes it difficult to support reading at home.
Stop feeling frazzled and spending precious time worrying about how to help your child to learn to read. This checklist includes the most important reading activities.
Are you wanting to support your child in reading at home but you’re struggling to put all the pieces together?
Let me connected the puzzle pieces and hand you the 5 steps to support reading at home.
Understand your child's reading journey, current & next steps and ways to support them along the way.
Learning to read can be incredibly rewarding and fun, but it can also be a lot to wrap your head around when wanting to support your young reader.
You may find yourself in one of three camps:
Camp 1 - Your child may be showing you signs they are ready to read and you want to support them.
Camp 2 - Your child may be just learning to read. So far it is smooth sailing and you want to support them on this journey to ensure calm water ahead.
Camp 3 - Your child has started to learn to read but appears to struggle and needs additional support. You find yourself desperately wanting to help them but you are not sure where to begin or what they are actually struggling with. You just know that reading isn't clicking for your child like it is others.
As a primary teacher, I've spent my entire career teaching students how to read. I even taught my own child to read too. Phonics and reading are my jam. But oh golly, do I remember my first few years as a teacher and how confusing reading instruction felt, even with a curriculum.
Let me take that guess work out of it and provide you with a simple checklist of items you can easily be doing at home to support your child's reading development.