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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyEducation for KidsLanguage LearningEducation | |||

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This podcast has so many great actionable tips teachers AND parents AND homeschool parents can use to teach children how to read! Melanie unlocks the mystery of teaching kids to read!
Melanie demystifies early phonics skills for moms! I never knew about r-controlled vowels and she explained this so clearly!
Melanie is a great resource for any family teaching their child to read. Understanding and practicing phonics in a fun way makes it enjoyable for everyone.
For all moms teaching or supporting young or struggling readers. Hoping the reading TIPS shared on the podcast help you teach your child to read with confidence at home!
Melanie is so knowledgeable about the progression of literacy. She speaks very practically while encouraging us all to understand the āwhyā. As an OT, I can appreciate how complicated that reading can be- the parts of the brain but also the environment that we set up and the curriculums we use. I appreciate that Melanie brings in guests with expertise in many of these areas but in digestible pieces.
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