Struggling readers

These easy to use techniques can be used by teachers for students in upper elementary and middle school to develop stronger reading comprehension skills.

Supporting your child with reading can be challenging for some. I've got some techniques for you to try. Struggling readers and those with Dyslexia can double their fluency with sight words using this simple word family technique. Give these strategies a try as you support your own reader. #kids #reading #teaching #parenting #homeschool

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Have you ever wondered why some kids learn to read quickly and easily and other kids struggle?

*This post affiliates links. To learn more about this, please read my disclosure policy. For the next few weeks, I’d like to focus on struggling readers. Struggling readers are a passion of mine. I’ve tutored and taught many of them, from K through 5th grades, and have seen them become confident and capable readers (who actually enjoy ... Read More about Struggling Readers Series: 10 Things Struggling Readers Need

Wondering how to teach sight words? This sight word folder method is quick and easy. It doesn't require any fancy supplies and gets results fast!

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All week long, I have shared how I plan for a new school year. I shared where to start and also our curriculum choices for sixth and tenth grade. For Friday Fun-Day, I wanted to wrap up the week with some real life examples of how hands-on learning layers into my curriculum choices, particularly for...

Helping Your Child Learn to Read. 7 Tips From An Ex-Teacher. For new and struggling readers, parents can use these reading resources.

Do you have struggling readers in your classroom? Has it been difficult to help them make enough progress to close the gap quickly? If you...