11/06/2026
1. Read Together Every Day
Reading with your child daily helps build confidence, improve fluency, and develop a love for books. Even just 10–15 minutes a day can make a big difference!
2. Focus on Spelling
Strong spelling skills help children recognize words more quickly when reading. Practice high-frequency words and encourage your child to spell words aloud.
3. Teach Spelling Rules
Help your child understand common spelling patterns and rules. Learning rules such as "i before e" and common phonics sounds makes reading and spelling much easier.
4. Be Consistent and Celebrate Small Wins
Progress takes time. Praise your child's efforts and celebrate every achievement, no matter how small. Encouragement builds confidence and motivation.
5. Get Reading Support
If your child continues to struggle, seek additional support from teachers, tutors, or reading specialists. Early intervention can help children catch up and thrive.
Every child can become a confident reader with the right support, patience, and practice.
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