As another school year winds down, many of us feel a familiar mix of relief and anxiety. Relief to slow down and enjoy time with our kids, but anxiety—especially if your child struggles with reading or writing—about what the long summer break might mean for their learning. If you’re feeling this way, you are not […]
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As we stand at the threshold of a brand new year, there’s an undeniable sense of anticipation and excitement for the possibilities that lie ahead. In the spirit of new beginnings, let’s embark on a literary journey together, weaving resolutions that not only enrich our lives but also celebrate the power of words and stories.
New Years resolutions: Literary Resolutions for a Year of Enrichment Read More »
As the holiday season unfolds and our little ones revel in the joys of the break from school, it’s the perfect time to explore the enchanting world of literacy without even realizing we’re doing it. In line with our mission to celebrate the uniqueness of every child and empower parents in their roles as educators,
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An invaluable tool for your child: In the realm of education, every child is unique, and their needs can vary significantly. When it comes to children with learning disabilities, personalized support isn’t just beneficial; it’s indispensable. In this article, we would like to delve into the world of Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), explaining what they
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As the new school year unfurls its fresh pages, parents of children with reading and writing learning differences stand at the threshold of an exciting opportunity—engaging with their child’s teachers in a way that fosters understanding and support. Building upon the insights from our previous blog, where we discussed the vital role of open communication
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Navigating the transition from carefree summer days to the structured rhythms of the school year can seem daunting. Especially when your child grapples with reading and writing challenges. Fortunately, with the right guidance, you can turn potential obstacles into empowering learning experiences. 1. Start by Meeting Your Child’s Teacher Early Firstly, understanding the upcoming academic
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Embarking on a new life in a different country is an adventure filled with hope and opportunities, but it also comes with its unique challenges. For parents new to North America, the desire to see their children integrate smoothly and confidently into a new culture and language can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking. As someone
As a parent, it’s natural to worry about your child’s reading and writing skills. But it’s important to remember that every child learns at their own pace and in their own way. Here are a few areas that you could focus on to support your child’s literacy journey. Remember, if your child is struggling with
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Vowel sounds are fundamental in the journey of children learning to read and write. They’re like colorful, vivid Lego blocks that kids use to construct meaning and understanding. These often understated heroes of our alphabets lay a sturdy foundation for literacy skills and open the door to a world of words and stories. Building Phonemic
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The journey towards literacy is an essential part of a child’s development, opening up worlds of knowledge, creativity, and understanding. As parents, we cheer on every word our child writes or reads, seeing it as a stepping-stone in their academic journey. But what happens when those steps seem harder for your child to take compared
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