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Does Your Child Struggle with Reading Comprehension? 5 Signs for Parents

Reading is a skill we expect to develop naturally, but for some kids, comprehension struggles can make reading frustrating. If your child “reads” but can’t recall key details, avoids books, or misinterprets stories, they may need extra support. Comprehension isn’t just about decoding words—it’s about understanding, analyzing, and remembering what’s read. The good news? Small changes in reading habits can make a big impact! Discover five common signs of reading comprehension struggles and practical ways to help your child become a confident reader.

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April Is Diversity Month: Simple Ways to Teach Kids About Culture and Diversity at Home

Building Lifelong Friendships: How You Can Help Your Child Build Their Social Skills and Make Good Friends

Blog / Josef Calimquim

As you watch your child engage in summer activities with friends—whether it’s exploring nature trails, having water balloon fights, building sandcastles, or crafting art projects—know that their play goes beyond mere fun. These experiences bolster your child’s mental well-being, build lasting trust, and create a foundation of security that will benefit them for years to come. Learn how to guide your child in building strong, healthy friendships and enhancing their social-emotional learning.

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Understanding Vocabulary Development for Elementary Students: Building Foundations for Future Success

Blog / Josef Calimquim

Language development in early childhood sets the stage for academic and personal success. It’s not just about learning to talk but also about understanding and expressing ideas effectively. For your elementary student, a critical language development skill is robust vocabulary development.

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