Is Your Child on the Right Path to Reading?

Submitted by Judy Hanning on Tue, 2016-07-05 07:54

If you have ever worried about your child’s reading skills, this article is a must read. Even if your child has been able to read from an early age, there are still problems with reading that they could develop as they get older. This article will help you understand and improve a child’s reading problem.

Even children who appear to catch on quickly to reading may be simply memorizing words without developing the phonological foundation that they will need to master more difficult material. The article offers a checklist of skills that children should have mastered by the end of kindergarten and suggests that early intervention will prevent major problems in later years.

Is your early reader memorizing words? Do you know what reading skills your child should have by the end of Kindergarten? If you have ever questioned your child’s reading skills, or even if you haven’t, this article is a great source to read to gain knowledge about your child’s skills as a reader.

Key Takeaways:

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Identifying early signs of reading struggles is important.
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The first grade is critical for long term reading success.
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Foundation for reading should begin by kindergarten.
Read the full article here:
http://pridelearningcenter.com/2016/05/08/is-your-child-on-the-right-path-to-reading/