Is Your Child on Track For Reading Success?
Parent friendly reading support for your child.
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I am Nancy Joyce a reading teacher for 36 years. Along with my experienced staff we have developed Readinghelp911.com. specifically for parents to help them assess their child’s reading progress. Parents do you know there are specific reading benchmarks. Your child must master in Kindergarten and First Grade? Knowing exactly where your child stands in reading is not easy for most parents. Report cards don’t always give a clear picture. That’s why we created readinghelp911.com Our site is designed by experienced reading teachers who have spent decades in the classroom. Our comprehensive reading bundle makes it simple. For every mandatory benchmark in Kindergarten and First Grade you will get a parent friendly video explanation of the benchmark, a targeted worksheet, and recommended resources for extra practice, all in one place. Please go to our web site to take a free look at Kindergarten’s benchmark number 1, video explanation, worksheet and recommended resources. Our reading bundle is the perfect tool to help you understand exactly what your child has mastered and where they need a little more practice. Don’t wait for your child to fall behind. Visit readinghelp911.com today and jumpstart your child’s reading journey
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Beginning Reading Resource Blog
Important articles about reading education specifically for Kindergarten and First Grade foundational reading skills. Early childhood reading hot topics and information every parent should know.
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Assessment Skills Kindergarten
Designed specifically for parents to help evaluate your child’s reading ability and readiness to meet Kindergarten and First Grade benchmarks. This toolkit gives you the tools you need to monitor reading progress and identify gaps with reading fundamentals.
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Parents Discussion Forum
Discussion forum for questions to Nancy about assessments and reading ability hot topics for parents. Ask our staff of experienced teachers those questions you have about Kindergarten and First Grade reading. Discuss you experiences with other parents.
About me
I am an Early Childhood Educator with 36 years' experience in both private and public schools.
- Kent State University – Masters in Early Childhood
- National Board Certification in Early Chilhood
- Orton Gillingham Certified
- Reading/Writing Workshop Columbia University
- Adjunct Professor – Ashland University
- Adjunct Professor – Kent State University
Beginning Reading Books -
Reading aloud to your child helps develop strong listening and language skills and helps build a stronger parent child relationship.
This award winning story (Caldecott and Newberry Awards) is about a Chinese immigrant family and how our heritage helps shape us and our future.
Hot Dog is the winner of the 2023 Caldecott Medal. It is a story of a dog who is tired of the hot heat in the city and so its owner takes him on an adventure to the beach.
This is a great story for children who worry. Wemberly can not stop worrying about going to school. When the time comes to go to school though Wemberly realizes how much fun she is having.
This fun chidren’s classic story is about a little girl and her teddy bear Cordory. When Cordory gets locked up in the laundromat all night he embarks on an exciting adventure, trying to find his owner.
Alexander is having the worst day of his life. This story is very humorous to the reader but is also a good discussion book to help children realize that everyone has a bad day now and then but we can overcome these obstacles.
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