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Don’t have time to read the whole post? Or just wish there was a way to get the main points from a post in one handy reference sheet? We’re here to help! These blog posts all contain a handy “Quick Guide” that’s ready to print and go, so if you you need teaching tips at-a-glance, choose from our selection of quick guides for teaching reading and spelling.
These 10 tips can help make lesson time more productive and enjoyable if your child struggles with an auditory processing disorder.
Congratulations! You’ve decided to start homeschooling! If you’re feeling a mix of excitement and apprehension, don’t worry—that’s totally normal. After all, the decision to homeschool is an important commitment and responsibility, but the rewards are incredible. Is it a big…
Do you suspect that your child has a reading problem? Learn to spot the signs.
Most spelling lists aren’t designed to help a child learn to spell. The lists in All About Spelling are different.
Help your child develop phonological awareness and learn how to nurture this important pre-reading skill!
With these 10 tips, develop a “culture” of reading in your home that encourages the motivation to read.
Alphabetizing is an essential skill that will help students in many day-to-day tasks both at home and at school.
When teaching your child to read, providing lots of reading practice is one of the most important things you can do. But sometimes things don’t go according to plan . . .
The best way to develop letter knowledge is through a variety of fun, hands-on alphabet experiences.
When evaluating a spelling program, it’s important to consider what works and also what doesn’t work. Check out our lists!
Print awareness is one of five critical pre-reading skills. Help your child develop print awareness and have fun at the same time.
Does your child read so quickly that he skips words or ignores punctuation? Here are 10 ways to help.
