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Category Archives: Reading
Struggling Reader Turns into a Reading Lover
My older two have struggled to become readers. And, once they can read, they have struggled to read fluently. I have written before about the time my oldest asked my husband if he liked to read. She told him that … Continue reading
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Tagged books read, homeschool, Reading, reading fluently, reading lover
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Summer Reading Club
The tiny local library has started their summer reading club up. Activities are planned once per week at the library and all books the kids read (or have read to them) are recorded on sheets and turned in. At the … Continue reading
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Summer Session: Day 3
We took a two week break after the official “end” of our school year. We started back up on Monday for a light summer session of schoolwork. I start out with Child #1 & Child #2 working together on Writing … Continue reading
Posted in A Beka, homeschool, Kids, Reading, summer, SWR
Tagged 100 Easy Lessons, A Beka, Growing With Grammar, GWG, homeschool, math skills, Math Wrap Ups, summer school, SWR, Writing With Ease, WWE
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Reading Comprehension
I’ve written previously about some issues we were concerned about with our oldest child at the beginning of the school year. We had her evaluated by a Vision Therapy Professional to see if something between her eyes and her brain was causing … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Kids, Reading, vision therapy
Tagged McCall-Crabbs, reading comprehension, reading level, reading problems, strabismus, vision therapy
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