Is your child not very interested in learning how to read? Get them to fall in love with reading by following these 6 tips that I have used in my own classroom and tutoring students!

This is the 4th and last video of the “Teaching Your Child to Read” series! This video has helpful activities to get your child to blend sounds and read three letter words.

Letter sounds is an important step in teaching your child how to read. Once your child is able to identify the sounds to each letter, they can start blending these sounds into reading words!

In this video, I cover teaching your child to read using sight words. Sight words are those tricky words that your child is trying so hard to sound out but can’t. Why? Because they are break a lot of phonetic rules. They must be read by sight, or memorized.

In this video, I share 7 tips in teaching your child the alphabet.

Sight Words Lesson K-1st Grade// Sight words are those tricky words that can’t be sounded out so they need to be memorized. This lesson shows the different, fun and engaging ways I help students remember these sight words, along with reading them in sentences.

Phonemic Awareness and Phonics//This week’s lesson is on phonemic awareness and phonics. We will meet right here on the TYM facebook page on Thursday April 2nd at 1:30pm. This is lesson is perfect for our kindergarten and 1st grade learners that need extra practice in sounding

Picture Walk Reading Lesson K-2// This K-2 reading lesson is how to use the Picture Walk Reading Strategy to help your learner read unfamiliar words. We want our kiddos reading independently and and the Picture Walk Reading Strategy that will help them get there! …

teaching chunking reading strategy// In this lesson, we will be teaching the chunking reading strategy. The chunking reading strategy is one of the reading strategies we can teacher our kindergarten, first grade and second grade readers…

Phonemic Awareness games for Kindergarten// Phonemic awareness is an important skill for our kindergarten, first grade and second grade readers to learn. It is just as important as learning the alphabet and yet it doesn’t get talked about enough.

Inclusive Children’s Books// Inclusive Children’s Books are so important to have on your child’s bookshelf. By watching this video, you are acknowledging the fact that having a diverse and inclusive library for your child is important.

Short Vowel Games for First Grade // This video shows four fun games that you can do with your first grade learner when teaching them short vowel sounds! This game can be played with kindergarten, first grade or second grade learners…