Recent research is providing important information regarding how children learn to read and how to help those kids that struggle.
Kids who struggle with reading is no fault of anyone. It is no fault of the student, parents and teachers. Some students just need more time. Learning to read is not instinctive, it has to be learned and practiced. Our brains are not wired to read naturally. It takes work to learn and develop this skill so kids who struggle with reading,
If your child is struggling with reading, you can help them. At school, every student is receiving 90 minutes and more in the classroom of reading instruction. Kids that go to Bulldog Bunch are receiving extra 30 minutes every day in reading instruction. Some kids, the 90 minutes in the classroom is enough to get them to be able to read on grade level. Some kids need the 90 minutes and the 30 minutes in Bulldog Bunch to get them to read on grade level. Some kids need even more time.
If your child is struggling to read and you can find 30 minutes at home to work with your child, we are excited to help you. The Bulldog Bunch team has put together a Home Reading Kit with resources and materials to help extend kids reading practice time. What is great about the Home Reading Kit is that it aligns exactly with what the classroom teachers are doing, what Bulldog Bunch teachers are doing so when parents use the routines and materials at home, this extends the practice and students are comfortable and familiar with the expectations.
There is no cost to the Home Reading Kits and these kits are available to every student in Bulldog Bunch.