Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Teaching my kids to read was something I worried about before we started homeschool. I had been a high school English teacher but the idea of taking someone who can't read and helping them to make sense of what is on a page seemed mysterious and complicated. Okay, maybe it is still mysterious, but it totally isn't complicated. With the right set of expectations and an incremental reading program that breaks it down step-by-step, you can totally do this!
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Teaching my kids to read was something I worried about before we started homeschool. I had been a high school English teacher but the idea of taking someone who can't read and helping them to make sense of what is on a page seemed mysterious and complicated. Okay, maybe it is still mysterious, but it totally isn't complicated. With the right set of expectations and an incremental reading program that breaks it down step-by-step, you can totally do this!
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