How to Use Character Traits to Teach Reading Skills Characters are often the part of a story children remember most. Young readers may forget a small detail about the setting or the order of every event, but they often remember whether a character was brave, kind,...
A Practical Guide for Parents Who Want to Homeschool Their Children Homeschooling gives families the opportunity to create an education shaped around a child’s abilities, interests, pace, and individual needs. It can provide greater flexibility, more time for family...
Homeschooling Children With Reading Disabilities Homeschooling can give children with reading disabilities something especially valuable: time, flexibility, individualized instruction, and the freedom to learn without constant comparison. A child who struggles to read...
How to Teach Multiple Ages During Reading Time Teaching children of different ages during the same reading lesson can feel challenging. One child may be learning letter sounds, another may be reading short chapter books, and an older student may be ready to analyze...
How Story Characters Help Children Make Better Choices Children often learn best when they can see an idea demonstrated through a story. Telling a child to be kind, responsible, patient, or honest is important, but a story character can show what those qualities look...
