reading programs

How to Teach Reading at Home

How to Teach Reading at Home

You don't need to be a trained dyslexia tutor to teach reading at home. Do you remember learning to read? I don't. I don't remember learning phonics, I don't remember learning spelling rules, and I never even knew that there were intelligent people who struggled with...

Logic of English Foundations Review

Logic of English Foundations Review

After homeschooling kids with dyslexia for over 20+ years, I have seen just about every reading curriculum on the planet! And before I learned about the kinds of reading programs that really work, I tried just about everything on the market too. This post contains...

How to Avoid the Summer Slide in Reading

How to Avoid the Summer Slide in Reading

As a homeschool mom, I'm pretty sure I look forward to summer break as much as my kids. The problem with this is that I know from experience that if I stop teaching my kids with dyslexia for too long, they're going to forget as much as 30% of what they've learned this...

All About Reading Review

All About Reading Review

It's one of a parent's worst nightmares.  Your child can't read.  When you have a child that is obviously bright but cannot read your mind goes all sorts of bad places.  Something about fear and worry makes the mind of an anxious parent extremely creative - able to...

Reading Methods That Work With Dyslexia

Reading Methods That Work With Dyslexia

The bottom line in knowing how to teach kids with dyslexia to read is that there are methods and approaches that have been proven to work and those that haven't. Welcome back to day 3 of this 5-day series on Teaching Kids With Dyslexia to Read.  To read the entire...

Why All Reading Curricula Are Not Created Equally

Why All Reading Curricula Are Not Created Equally

Not all reading programs are the same because not all learners are the same. Here are some reasons that all reading curricula are not created equally. I was always a good reader.  In fact, I never even knew that there were bright people who had trouble learning to...