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View fullsize You've probably heard the term "structured literacy" but what does it actually mean? Here's the short version: it's a way of teaching reading that's explicit, systematic, and grounded in the science of reading. Nothing is left to chance. E
View fullsize Summer is for popsicles and sprinklers and staying up too late. But here's something most parents don't realize... kids who don't read over the summer can lose up to two months of reading progress. Teachers call it the 'summer slide,' and it's real.
View fullsize Did you know reading isn't natural? Unlike talking, our brains aren't wired to read. It has to be explicitly taught. That's what the science of reading tells us, and it's changing the way we think about literacy instruction. For kids with dyslexia (
View fullsize Summer reading spots are open! Here's what I'm offering: ✨ Free Intro Call — Let's chat about where your child is and how I can help. No pressure, just a conversation. 🎉 Individual Reading Sessions: 1-on-1, tailored to your child's exact nee
View fullsize Three books I recommend to every parent of a beginning reader: Bob Books (Set 1) — They're simple, decodable, and give kids that 'I read the whole thing!' feeling. That confidence is everything. Anything by Mo Willems (Elephant & Piggie se
View fullsize If your child cries when it's time to read, please hear me: that doesn't mean they hate reading.⁣ ⁣ It usually means reading feels hard. And when something feels hard and you don't have the tools to make it easier, of course you want to avoid it.⁣ ⁣
View fullsize A peek at what goes into a reading session at The Discovery Reading Club —⁣ ⁣ I don't just sit down and open a book. Before every session, I'm reviewing where each student is, what skills we're building, and what activities will make it click f
View fullsize One of the biggest things I see with early readers? They’re guessing at words instead of actually decoding them.

It looks like reading. They might even get the word right sometimes. But they’re using the picture or the first letter to gu
View fullsize Not sure if your child needs extra reading help? Here are five things to watch for: 1. They avoid reading — making excuses, getting frustrated, or shutting down when it’s time to read 2. They guess at words instead of sounding them out
View fullsize You might have heard the phrase “science of reading” floating around lately. Here’s what it actually means. The science of reading isn’t a curriculum or a program. It’s decades of research from neuroscience, psychology,