Stop forcing your students to stare at boring flashcards that lead to tears and frustration. Are you tired of watching struggling readers forget every word they just learned five minutes ago? Many teachers and parents are trapped in a cycle of “drill and kill” methods that actually make people hate …
Read More »Help for a 7-year-old struggling reader: Why flashcards fail and stories work
Every evening, the same struggle happens. You open a school book, and your child begins to squirm. They might yawn, look away, or even start to cry. You wonder what happened to the happy toddler who loved bedtime stories. Now that they are seven, the words on the page have …
Read More »Building a strong vocabulary: A guide to synonyms, antonyms, and homophones
In an increasingly connected world, the power of words cannot be overstated. A strong vocabulary is the cornerstone of effective communication, boosting your confidence in both professional and personal settings. It enables you to express nuanced thoughts, write persuasively, and understand complex ideas with greater ease. More than just knowing …
Read More »OAR words: From roar to cupboard, learn the trigraph with word list and examples
The letters “OAR” together make a special sound in English. This is called a trigraph. There are many OAR words. Some are short like “roar”, and others are longer like “checkerboard”. This list helps you learn the meaning of these words and how to spell them correctly. Why is this …
Read More »URE words: Learn cure and vulture with word list and examples
The letters “URE” together make a special sound in English. There are many URE words. Some are short like “pure”, and others are longer like “culture”. This list helps you learn the meaning of these URE words and how to spell them correctly. Why is this list helpful? You can …
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