How Can I Help My Child Become a Fluent Reader?

By
John Cahal
 – April 22, 2011Posted in: Blog, Reading with your Child

Being a fluent reader is a necessary skill for everyone, and there are ways to help your child increase fluency at home.

One of the best ways to do so is to expose children to good readers; if they hear someone reading fluently, they will learn what the right way to read is.

Rereading a book several times is also helpful because it gets the child reading with correct pauses and pronunciation; it usually takes up to three or four times for a child to be able to read a story fluently.

You can create your own books at home by printing off pages and helping your child read until he or she has a full grasp of the story and can read without difficulty.

We love helping students grow their skills and learn how to read. Give ABC Phonetic Reading School a call today at 1-800-LET-READ (1-800-538-7323) for more information on how we can help your child!

About the Author

I started ABC Phonetic Reading School in 1988. Together with a team of experts in early child development and education, I began to develop a comprehensive phonics program. Since then, we have helped thousands of children gain the skills they need to become effective readers and successful in school. If you are interested in using ABC Phonetic Reading School, call us at 1-800-LET-READ (1-800-538-7323).