Teaching Reading to Adults with Learning Disabilities
More than 65 million adults living in the United States have learning disabilities, and many of them struggle with reading. Unfortunately, reading doesn’t come naturally…
How to Teach Reading
Looking for the best way to teach reading? This collection of articles covers everything you need to help children become confident readers—from teaching the alphabet and phonics to blending sounds, sight words, fluency, and reading comprehension.
Whether you’re teaching a preschooler, kindergartner, first grader, or an older struggling reader, you’ll find practical tips, printable activities, and easy-to-follow reading lessons created by experienced reading teachers.
Explore our articles to learn:
How to teach reading step by step
- Phonics strategies that work
- Sight word activities
- Reading games and printable resources
- Tips for struggling readers
- Homeschool reading ideas
- Beginning reading lessons
- Reading confidence and fluency
Start exploring below and discover simple ways to make learning to read enjoyable and successful.
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How to Teach an Adult to Read
It may seem like all adults should know how to read in this day and age. However, there are actually many adults that still don’t…
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How to Teach 4-year Olds to Read
As an Elementary teacher, I have found that teaching a child to read is one of the most crucial skills a child needs. Most children,…
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How to Teach a Five Year Old to Read Words
Many times, five year olds aren’t necessarily ready to start reading. It is important that a child is developmentally ready to begin reading before being…
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Strategies for Teaching Reading Comprehension to Students with Autism
One of the struggles teachers and parents have with a student who has Autism and other learning difficulties is getting them to comprehend what they…
