The Power of Consonants in Teaching Children to Read

When children begin their reading journey, they encounter two categories of letters: vowels and consonants. While vowels often receive special attention for their variable sounds, consonants form the reliable framework upon which reading skills are built. In fact, of the 26 letters in the English alphabet, 21 are consonants. These letters create the structure and […]

Take Your Child to the Library

Did you know that the first Saturday in February marks Take Your Child to the Library Day? This special celebration gives you a chance to remember the incredible free resources public libraries offer to families. However, the magic of libraries isn’t limited to just one day—these literacy havens provide year-round opportunities to nurture your child’s […]

Context Clues and Decoding: A Balanced Approach to Reading Success

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 […]

Early Reading Intervention: A Parent’s Guide to Getting Help Early

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 […]