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3.22 20 Ways to Read and Write Beyond the Pages of a Book
I’m back with a short episode packed full of great ideas for how you can inspire your child to read and write in fun and creative ways! I’m all about creative thinking, life hacks, and finding ways to reach children that are struggling as readers and writers. Tune in as I share 20 ways to […]
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3.19 Teach Your Students How They are Best Able to Learn with Olivia Richardson
I’m so excited to welcome Olivia Richardson to The Reading Project Podcast. Olivia is a reading interventionist and first-year, 1st-grade teacher. After school, she uses her signature 3-step framework to help her students master phonics quickly so they can finally read their favorite books! Tune in to this episode where we’ll be discussing learningg styles […]
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3.16 Beginning Readers and Struggling Readers. What’s the Difference? with Laurie Molnar
Let me introduce you to Laurie Molnar. Laurie is a certified Level OG (Orton-Gillingham) practitioner with over 35 years of experience teaching students in public, private, and homeschool settings. She is also a learning disability and dyslexia specialist. Laurie knows we all learn best and are willing to make mistakes when we are relaxed and […]
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Top 3 Reasons You Need a Book Nook in Your Home
If you have a struggling reader at home it is not too late to turn things around. It’s going to be a journey, not a sprint though. My son started reading on track with all the other kindergarteners in his class. I still remember some of the first times he read to me. I was […]
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10 Steps to a More Confident Reader
You can help your child be a more confident reader. It is very common for unmotivated readers to be struggling readers. Imagine…If it is hard to read, you probably won’t be very motivated to do it more. One way we can improve motivation in readers is to first build up their confidence. They need to […]
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