Parents often wonder whether Dr. Seuss books help or hinder their children’s reading development. With their whimsical made-up words and playful language patterns, these beloved stories spark questions about their role in early literacy. Let’s explore the impact of these classic books on emerging readers and how to use them effectively as part of a […]
When children learn to read, they need a strong foundation in phonics combined with strategies for understanding what they read, such as context clues and decoding. At Reading.com, we believe in a systematic approach that builds reading skills step by step, helping children become confident, capable readers. Start with Strong Foundations The science of reading […]
The colorful, engaging world of Eric Carle’s books has captivated young readers for generations. From The Very Hungry Caterpillar to Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, these beloved stories offer more than just entertainment—they’re powerful tools for building early literacy skills. Let’s explore how you can use these timeless classics to help your […]
As parents, we want to give our children the best possible start in their reading journey. While every child develops at their own pace, understanding the early signs of dyslexia can help you provide timely support for your little one. Let’s explore what parents should watch for in the preschool years. Understand Early Signs of […]
As parents, we all share the same dream: seeing our children thrive and succeed in life. Reading opens doors to learning, imagination, and opportunity. Yet sometimes, despite our best efforts, we notice our child struggling with reading in ways that leave us wondering whether we should seek additional help. If you’re having these thoughts, you’re […]
As audiobooks for early readers grow in popularity, many parents wonder if they can help their children learn to read. While audiobooks can play a valuable role in language development and literacy, it’s important to understand when they’re most beneficial—and when they might not be the best choice for your early reader. How the Brain […]
Does your child get nervous when it’s time to read? Do they avoid reading activities or become frustrated during reading practice? They might be experiencing reading anxiety—a common challenge that can affect children’s reading development and confidence. Understanding the causes and effects of reading anxiety can help parents take effective steps in supporting their children. […]
That familiar bookstore scent of fresh paper and possibility can signal the start of a wonderful learning adventure for you and your child. While screens and online shopping offer convenience, there’s something special about exploring a physical bookstore together. Beyond just selecting books, these visits can build crucial literacy skills and create lasting memories. The […]
For parents guiding children learning to read in English as an additional language (EAL), the journey can feel exciting and challenging. You might wonder how to support your child’s reading development best while honoring their first language. The good news? Research shows that multilingual children can become exceptional readers with guidance and support. Understanding the […]
The first-grade year marks an incredible transformation in your child’s reading journey. This is often the year when all those early literacy skills begin coming together, and many children take their first steps toward reading independence. It’s an exciting time filled with both wonderful achievements and natural challenges. What Makes First Grade Special First grade […]
