Beginning Readers

  • Preschool child playing with magnetic letters to learn the alphabet and letter recognition.

    5 Simple Tips to Get Your Child Ready for Reading

    Are You Interested in Raising a Reader? Every caregiver dreams of raising a confident reader. But when it comes to getting your preschooler on the path to reading, it can feel like a mystery. How do you turn their curiosity into a love for letters, sounds, and eventually, books? In this post, I’ll share five […]

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  • Environmental Print Benefits

    Environmental Print For Preschool Pre-Reading Skills

    Ever notice how your child can spot their favorite snack on the shelf from a mile away? That’s environmental print at work! Those everyday signs and labels are the first steps in their reading journey. Now, imagine weaving those little moments into something bigger—like the Reading Rope. This Reading Rope is all about the skills […]

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  • DIY name book for kids, featuring a 4x6 photo album with handwritten name cards and small family portraits. A fun and educational activity for toddlers, preschoolers, and early readers to learn letter sounds, spell their names, and recognize family and classmates' names.

    Make Your Own Name Book for Families or Classrooms

    Make Your Own Name Book: A Fun Way to Learn Names and Letters! Looking for a fun and easy way to help your little one learn family names, letter sounds, and even how to spell their own name? This Make Your Own Name Book is perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and beginning readers. Who Am I? […]

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  • LEGO Books for Beginning Readers

    We love to read and we love LEGO!  Does reading a book about your favorite toy count as reading?  Yes!  What about comic books, does that still count as reading?  Yes!  I’ve pulled together our Top 10 Beginning Reader LEGO Books.  If you’re curious about how to figure out your child’s reading level, you’ll like “The […]

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  • Improve Reading Fluency with Reading Trackers

    Is your child or student ready to stop using their “Reader Finger”, but still needs something to hold their place when reading?  Using a Reading Tracker (I call them “sliders”) allows students to track the words across the page.  Since the trackers are transparent, readers can see the upcoming text on the page. From my […]

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