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“Reading Made Easy” is a Reading Program to help kids learn how to read and absolutely love it!
In this program you will receive:
- Step-by-step instruction of quick tips on how to teach kids to read (perfect for parents!)
- Paperless (digital) resources – online phonics games that can be used on any Smartphone, computer or tablet.
- Worksheets: Hundreds of phonics worksheets that you print and go!
“Reading Made Easy” is a Reading Program to help kids learn how to read and absolutely love it!
In this program you will receive:
- Step-by-step instruction of quick tips on how to help build readers who thrive!
- Short video instruction for kids teaching them proper letter sounds + phonological awareness.
- Worksheets/No print activities (BOOM cards)/ Hundreds of phonics worksheets that you can print and go!
Hey! I'm Kaley
I am so happy that you’re here! Hey, I’m Kaley and I’m a literacy specialist, Kindergarten teacher, and an imperfect mom to 4 young kids. I help improve kids reading through easy, hands-on phonics activities.
As a mom and teacher, I get it. It’s not always easy to find strategies that not only help kids read (and write) but to do it in a way that is fun and engaging (ie: no/minimal whining). I share fun learning strategies that get kids engaged and excited about reading and writing! Each child CAN learn. It is up to us to figure out HOW they learn. I’m here to help you! Feel free to email me anytime if you have any questions!
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