Reading is a wildly important skill for all children to learn. Everyone knows that. But being able to read is not the only important thing. Understanding what is being read is a huge part of the learning process. Posing questions while reading to your child at a young age can greatly encourage independent thinking, emotional intelligence, and skyrocket reading comprehension right from the get go. Here are some ways you can skyrocket your child’s comprehension, reasoning, and

If you are a parent, you know the immense benefits of reading with your child. Here are a few tips and tricks to infuse FUN into reading to keep your child interested and engaged. The best part is that while you're at it, you'll also help to boost your child's speech, vocabulary, and comprehension while learning, connecting, and bonding with your child. I bet you'll even have fun too -- Talk about a lot of wins! Here are my Top 5 Reading Tips: 1. Repeat Back to Me. Ask your c

I love to write in rhythm and rhyme. I absolutely do it all of the time. Why do I do it? It's perfectly clear It keeps your attention, now doesn't it, dear? It's fantastically fun to follow along. It'll get your foot tapping - just like a song. Listening for rhyme sounds - making the match. Sparking new connections that open the hatch. Rhyme is catchy - you'll want an encore. In the back of your mind, it'll open a door. Transforming your brain into a think tank On hyper alert