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Finally Get Organized – Our Essential Time Management Tools for Parents

Finally Get Organized – Our Essential Time Management Tools for Parents

12 Steps to Selling Your Stuff on Facebook – free printable

12 Steps to Selling Your Stuff on Facebook – free printable

Two Minute Housekeeping Tasks | No More Housework Overwhelm

Two Minute Housekeeping Tasks | No More Housework Overwhelm

400 items in 40 Days – Free declutter challenge and printable

400 items in 40 Days – Free declutter challenge and printable

These stats are yucky⤵️ People are going to t These stats are yucky⤵️ People are going to tell you the wrong things… ❌The late bloomer theory has been disproven. It’s not that your child needs more time. Longitudinal studies demonstrate that 90% of children who are struggling with reading at the end of first grade will likely be struggling in fourth grade. (Juel, 1988; Francis et al, 1996; Shaywitz et al, 1999). 🎉But there is good news. These same studies found the cause is skill deficits. And you can get your child some serious support to learn those skills. You can DIY good reading teaching at home. Hit follow and let me be the mom friend who helps you. I’m Anne, and l’m mom to a former struggling reader. We know she’s dyslexic now, but it’s not the battle it once was when she was in first grade. The most important thing you can do is figure out WHERE your child is struggling. Need a parent friendly guide? Comment the word GUIDE and my friendly printables bot will you the link. You got this. Your child can be one of the 10% who gets a little extra support and masters reading. #strugglingreaders #learntoread #dyslexic
⤵️Tired of the word-by-word reading? Your chi ⤵️Tired of the word-by-word reading? Your child probably is too. But a lot of dyslexic and struggling reader don’t just pick up fluent reading. You need to teach them. Listen, their teacher has 25+ other children and likely has an out-dated curriculum. Funding cuts will only make this worse. But I have a free resource you can use at home to see real results in 5-10 minutes a day. FIRST, you have to commit. This is like flossing, exercising and saving money. You have to be willing to trust this process for a good six weeks of 5 minutes a day. SECOND, you need to be able to print these worksheets within 24 hours. You will forget and lose momentum if you don’t. #beentheredonethat If you can do that, comment FLUENT. I’ll DM you the link to the Sentence Success Sample.
If you have a struggling reader, how many of these If you have a struggling reader, how many of these have you dealt with? One of the things that makes the journey through dyslexia easier is a community. I’ve been down this path, and many moms here are happy to walk it with you. Make sure to follow! Did I forget something? Drop it in the comments⤵️
What do you think the four sounds for letter y are What do you think the four sounds for letter y are? #phonicsrules #spellingtips #learntoread
⤵️ This can be you, too. Less than four month ⤵️ This can be you, too. Less than four months after starting to work with her 4th grade son, a coaching mom sent me that text. She used the weekly lessons plans and games I personally made for them, and his reading is 📈 So make sure to hit follow, and watch this space for when I have room for more coaching clients. If you want to be on the waitlist, comment COACH and I’ll personally DM you. There is no automation because there is a screening process for this! I make sure we’re a good fit first! #strugglingreaders #dyslexic #dyslexia
Same, friend, same. Make sure to follow if you’ Same, friend, same. Make sure to follow if you’re a late diagnosed ADHD mom or just struggle to work on reading with your child. #adhdmomlife #adhdmom #latediagnosisadhd #dyslexic
⤵️You can do this now 1. Grab a cheap noteboo ⤵️You can do this now 1. Grab a cheap notebooks. 2. At the top of a blank page, write down DGE. 3. Below write the words badge, wedge, bridge, dodge, and smudge. 4. Tell your child that DGE spells the sound /j/ when it’s next to a short vowel. 5. Help your child highlight the DGE in the five words. 6. Ask your child to sound them out. 7. Flip the page. 8. Ask your child to spell those same words. BAM! You’ve just done a structured literacy mini-lesson. You’ve taught your child a phonics skill that they can apply in future reading and writing. Save that cheap notebook. Then make sure to hit save so you can come back to this. #learntoread #learntospell #dyslexic #strugglingreaders

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