Practice learning sight words with your little ones with these helpful free educational printable worksheets. Teach sight words to your little kids to help build early reading skills. Sight words are commonly used words that kids can easily learn to memorize reading just by seeing them not sounding them out. Learn fifty-two new sight words […]
How Partner Reading Can Improve Fluency
If you have a struggling reader, you know how hard it can be to make sure things ‘click’. Learning to read comes easily for some children but can be really difficult for others. If you leave them to read on their own, it can take a while to realize your child may have a reason […]
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Christmas Themed Activity Pack with Snacks, Library List & More!
Christmas is my favorite time of year. Typically we put down the books and our usual curriculum and just have fun during the month of December. There are so many different homeschool and community activities to see and do that it can be overwhelming. So we enjoy spending time together and taking in the Christmas […]
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Free Word Flipper Printables
Do your kids struggle to hear blends? Or maybe they have a hard time remembering how they are spelled? Then Word Flippers are the answer! No more tears when it comes to reading review! Kids will love working on reading fluency and concepts with these easy-to-make word flipper booklets from All About Reading. Download these […]
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FREE Tool to Learn About Homophones
I love homophones. They are so fun to use with kids. Of course, they can be tricky for young learners though. But All About Learning has some great tips and a brand new tool for kids to learn about homophones! Homophones are tricky little boogers. Kids typically spell phonetically, so when you have several words […]
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The “Matthew Effect” Could Be Affecting Your Reading
Do you have a struggling reader? Would they rather play games or go outside than read a book? Maybe they enjoy watching television and movies rather than reading the book? There is usually an underlying reason that a child (or adult) doesn’t like to read. Sometimes it can be related to a disability, such as […]
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Is All About Spelling A Good Fit for Your Homeschool?
Whether you’re new to homeschooling or a veteran, choosing a curriculum can be both exciting and exhausting. How do you know if the curriculum is the right choice? Will my kids love it as much as I do? Will this finally be the answer to our struggles? I wish there was a one-size-fits-all answer, but […]
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