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What Parents Often Notice

Signs your child may benefit from reading support

Reading Feels Slow or Effortful

Your child reads carefully and thoughtfully, but it takes time. They may pause often, lose their place, or skip words when they feel tired.

Difficulty with Comprehension

Your child can read the words, but retelling the story or remembering details feels tricky. They may say, “I don’t know,” even after reading.

Avoids Reading Activities

Your child shows frustration or resistance when it's time to read or do homework.

Trouble with Phonics

They have difficulty sounding out new words or recognizing common letter patterns.

Limited Vocabulary

Your child uses simple words and has trouble understanding or using more complex vocabulary.

Falling Behind in School

Teachers have expressed concerns about reading progress, executive functioning, and/or grades are declining.
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Reading Levels & Unique Needs

Every child learns differently - discover which level fits your reader

Pre-Readers

Building Foundational Skills
Unique needs:
  • Letter Recognition and Sounds
  • Print Awareness and Book Handling
  • Phonological Awareness Activities
  • Vocabulary Building Through Conversation

Emerging Readers

Beginning to decode simple words & sentences
Unique needs:
  • Phonics Instruction and Practice
  • Sight Word Recognition
  • Simple Decodable Texts
  • Fluency Building with Repetition

Reading to Learn

Reading to Gain Knowledge & Understanding
Unique needs:
  • Comprehension Strategies
  • Vocabulary Expansion
  • Text Structure Understanding
  • Critical Thinking Skills

Advanced Readers

Reading Complex Texts with Deep Analysis
Unique needs:
  • Advanced Literary Analysis
  • Multiple Perspectives
  • Research and Synthesis Skills
  • Independent Reading
  • Literacy Routines in Place

I use a developmental framework that follows children as they grow, instead of forcing them into levels. Each session builds on the last, and families can actually see the progress.

A Parent Resource to take home literacy learning to the next level

Learn what to expect, what to nurture, and how to support your child’s through beginning reading milestones.

This parent guide walks you through with simple routines, playful activities, and clear developmental steps.

You’ll learn what skills to look for, how to support them at the next level, and how to help your child move from one stage to the next with confidence.

For Parents of Pre-Readers

Available on Amazon

Additional Parent Resources