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    July 12, 2025

    How “Fair Word Readers” Empower Kids To Read With Confidence

    Have you ever watched your child try to read a word like circus in a beginner book and thought, Wait… how are they supposed to know that?! How can I even start to explain this? You’re not alone. Many early readers, especially kids with dyslexia, struggle not because they aren’t smart, but because the words

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    June 23, 2023

    Layered Sand: God’s Goodness

    Creative Memories: Remembering God’s Goodness with Layered Sand Bottles You may have seen the initial steps of this fun layered sand treasure before. Today we are adding significance to each layer of sand as a remembrance for your children of all of the times God has answered prayers and come through as our loving Savior!  Crafting

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    June 16, 2023

    Multi-Sensory Learning: Tactile Tracing

    Tactile Tracing for Dyslexia: Learning Through Touch For children with dyslexia, traditional teaching methods can overlook their amazing strengths and unique learning needs. The highly effective, time-tested Orton Gillingham approach is a powerful tool that is wonderful to witness because it emphasizes an often overlooked portion of learning, even by those who strive to include

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    June 14, 2023

    Letter Reversals: b and d

    b and d Tips and Flips: Activities for Helping Children with Common Letter Reversals As children embark on their journey towards reading and writing, they encounter challenges along the way. One common stumbling block is distinguishing between similar-looking letters, such as lowercase b and d. These are easily reversed. Many young learners struggle to differentiate

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